Fajr DeLane is redefining what wellness looks like for women of color—bridging health, education, and empowerment into one dynamic mission. With a deep belief in faith, community, and generational healing, she’s not just building a program—she’s nurturing a movement. Her work reminds us that true leadership isn’t loud, it’s rooted.

Nia Asemota, a NASA Software Engineer and former Spotify Product Manager, is breaking barriers in STEM. Through Black Girls Code, she mentors young Black girls …

NYU senior spearheads a non-profit organization in education By: Leila Biola Olukoga SemegaChange It all began with a language exemption...

NYU junior Mayah Singh combines her Guyanese identity with her philanthropic work. Caribbean Heritage Month Feature By: Leila Biola...

NYU 2024 Graduate Lamisa Khan combines her interests in STEM and Humanities for an inclusive and colorful college…

Earth Month Feature By: Niouma Semega … My interest in the intersections of race and environmental issues sparked very early in my life, ...

Women's History Month Feature By: Leila Biola Olukoga Sometimes you don’t start off with a certain passion in life, but then it manifests...

Kaia Baker is a senior at NYU Tandon School of Engineering combining her interests in both STEM and fashion into a creative, unparalleled experience...

Barnard senior diversifies the STEM and political science fields. “Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood. Now is the time to understand more, so that we may fear less.” For some…

Corrinne Joseph Tendo is a graduating senior from New York University who has already accomplished many of her climate change goals. From Trinidad and Tobago to …

Anushka Angle is a rising senior from New York University who has demonstrated her interest in medical practice her whole life. From her founding of the VAW Medical Chapter at NYU…

Aryaana Khan has completed her Bachelor's of Science (B.S) with a minor in Sociology from The City College of New…

Innovative is not the word to describe Kiandra Peart who was a Gold Medalist of NAACP's National ACT-SO with a $50,000 investment…

It all began with an assignment for her “Business and Society” class in her freshman year of college. 18-year-old Nia Imani Ryan had written an anecdotal…

In a world where wearing the hijab as a woman is seen as a sign of oppression and target instead of a simple religious practice and symbol of femininity. It is only fitting to feature ...

Meet 21 year old author, business owner and NYU student Djuly Fleurant, our feature for Black History Month! Djuly wrote her first memoir “And the Words from a Broken Girl” capturing…

As the Co-founder of Upcomers, a business that focuses on promoting black owned businesses while curating outfits and trends for college students...

She is an 18 year-old aspiring doctor in Sophie Davis’ CUNY School of Medicine’s competitive 5 year MD/MS program. She controls a platform with over 130,000…