Collin encourages others to abandon the stigma and reframe mental illness as a strength rather than a weakness.

BY KEN MWENDAMaimonides famously said, "Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime," highlighting the enduring value of education. This insight ...

Chapman's Letherby Center for Entrepreneurship and Business Ethics has been awarded a $1-million grant over four years, ...

In his new book, Afro Sheen, the legendary founder of the Johnson Products Company chronicles his creation of a business empire that spanned the Jim Crow era, the Civil Rights movement and the rise of ...

In a bid to provide a push to state’s ambition of becoming a USD 10 billion economy, the Meghalaya Industrial Development Corporation (MIDC) held its first-ever awareness programme in the city on ...

This month, Trinity alumna Dr. Becky Kennedy, clinical psychologist and “millennial parent whisperer,” returned to Duke to ...

The findings, published in Research Policy, suggest that men displayed equal levels of interest in social and commercial ...

The Junior League of Cleveland, a nonprofit that supports the professional development of women, is hosting its first Women’s ...

The National Values Charter was approved in October 2024, and President Tinubu is expected to unveil it in the first quarter ...

Drexel University’s Board of Trustees has confirmed by a unanimous vote political economist and academic, Antonio Merlo, PhD ...

Frozen out of much of the labor force, disabled individuals frequently aim to work for themselves. Uplifting their ingenuity requires reform at the federal level.

The Economic Survey, tabled in Parliament ahead of the Union Budget, provides the roadmap for reforms and growth. The ...