With a new memoir on shelves (and e-readers), the Princeton scholar talks Obama’s Nobel Prize, the future of black politics and what would Jesus do (if he were president).

Lawyers, activists, scientists, journalists, creatives—and more. These are 100 men and women who, with their actions, ideas and enthusiasms, are changing the world.

New dress code shrouds a lack of academic and financial vision that threatens the foundation of the college’s pedigree.

“The question is not if, but when another kid will be injured or killed trying to join one of our groups.” Does it all come down to the money?

With a new memoir on shelves (and e-readers), the scholar talks preachers to “praise teams,” Socrates to Jay-Z.

Minus social commentary, the Cos is old-fashioned funny.

To many, the tribulations of traditional pledging are symbolic of the trials of life. Is that why some black Greeks continue to create their own dangerous, illegal process?

A hip-hop-inspired video game actually worth checking out.

These aren't your back-in-the-day penny loafers.

If it sounds absurd, it’s supposed to: screenwriter/actor/martial artist Michael Jai White blows up Black Dynamite.