By Julia Turner
“If I had told someone five years ago I wanted to start and work for a company that created artificial intelligence for music-based applications, they would have laughed,” says Parag Chordia, Chief Technical …

By John Fleming
From a distance, the house atop the hill at 1209 N. Highland looks rough and unkept, its windows covered with plastic sheeting, much of the exterior adorned with weathered and unpainted plywood.
Across Highland, …

By Brigette Flood
You know the saying that goes, “a good idea is worth stealing?” I’m a big fan and practitioner of it. Really we all are. If you think about it, stealing is what social …

By Kate Atwood
The New Year means new opportunities to start a cycle of good in our community. We often set resolutions just for ourselves, but this year I challenge you to make a resolution for …

Meet our fourth annual 20 Under 20 honorees. We asked public and privates schools along with universities and service organizations to submit nominees for students who have gone above and beyond to give back to …

By Ann Boutwell
Jan 1, 1902: The Negro Literary and Historical Society commemorated the 39th anniversary of President Abraham Lincoln’s issuing of the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863. The Ebenezer Baptist Church was the celebration site, located …