Scholarship News & Breaking Stories

Jackie Robinson Day celebrated in MLB stadiums, players wore #42. ETFs honor causes, like VETZ, PINK, and FLDZ, giving back.

MLB celebrates Jackie Robinson's 77th anniversary. Dodgers and Nationals gather at Dodger Stadium to honor his legacy. No. 42 retired league-wide.

Google honored James Baldwin with a Google Doodle to celebrate his centennial birthday, acknowledging his contributions to literature and civil rights.

Mike Evans, Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver, and his wife Alshi Dotson share their love story, family life, and charitable work.

Jason Whitlock calls out Stephen A. Smith, accusing him of being a left-wing puppet installed by corporate media to push political agendas.

New FAFSA form is finally here, making it easier to qualify for financial aid and scholarships. The changes are significant.

Steelers star linebacker T.J. Watt placed in concussion protocol after taking knee to the facemask; other NFL players also facing injuries.

Thousands of runners are participating in the Turkey Trot 5K, and there are many other holiday events happening.

Episcopal-affiliated Girls' Friendly Society California has granted $20,000 to St. Stephen's Episcopal Church in Hollywood to fund the Firefly program. The program aims to teach girls aged 14 to 17 the fundamentals of electrical work, providing them with skills and opportunities for future careers. The program will address different topics every month and will include field trips and guest speakers. Enrollment is open, and scholarships are available.

The NAACP's 114th national convention in Boston emphasized the importance of partnerships in advocacy and justice work. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was highlighted as a crucial partner, showcasing the shared values of love for humanity and Christ. The convention also addressed critical issues and featured influential speakers, including Vice President Kamala Harris. Robert Kraft, owner of the New England Patriots, spoke about the rise in anti-Semitism and emphasized the need for unity and support. The message of the convention was that when we work together, we thrive and overcome adversity.

Justice Clarence Thomas accepted lavish gifts, including his wedding reception, according to a New York Times investigation. Scrutiny of Thomas has increased following revelations of unreported gifts and trips. The investigation also revealed Thomas' relationship with billionaire GOP donor Harlan Crow, who provided gifts such as private school tuition and vacations on his yacht. The report focuses on Thomas' association with the Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans, which provided him with access to a luxurious lifestyle. The Supreme Court has no formal code of ethics, leading to calls for clearer rules on conflicts of interest.

Asian American low-income and community college students express concerns over affirmative action ruling.