(Columbia, SC) — The classrooms may be quiet, but the history they hold still speaks. A new preservation network is bringing communities together to protect South Carolina’s historic Black schools and the
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(Columbia, SC) — Families need dependable support, and the organizations providing it need resources to keep up. New findings from Central Carolina Community Foundation’s 2026 Community Assessment bring both concerns into focus.
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(Columbia, SC) — Benedict College has announced that its electrical engineering program earned ABET accreditation, becoming the first historically Black college or university in South Carolina to achieve that distinction, according to
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(Columbia, SC) — A new analysis from the ACLU of South Carolina is raising questions about voter access and racial disparities, reporting nearly 1.2 million voter-registration removals between 2022 and 2025. Released
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(Columbia, SC) — Black children make up roughly 28% of South Carolina’s youth population, yet accounted for more than 75% of children detained by the state Department of Juvenile Justice in 2025,
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The MinorityEye’s Digital Advertising Profile provides advertisers with a clear snapshot of our available ad sizes, run-of-site CPM, monthly impressions, unique visitors, industry CTR benchmark, and audience demographics. Together, these insights demonstrate
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(Columbia, SC) — South Carolina leadership expert, author and former public official Anton Gunn has earned one of professional speaking’s highest honors with his induction into the National Speakers Association’s CPAE Speaker
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(Columbia, SC) — Benedict College and the Columbia community are mourning the loss of longtime athletic director and former men’s basketball coach Willie Washington, a towering figure whose nearly four decades of
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(Columbia, SC) — Books may be what first comes to mind when you think of a library card, but at Richland Library, there’s much more to check out. This September, Library Card Sign-Up Month is
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(Columbia, SC) –A Carolina Wildlife Garden featuring South Carolina natural and cultural history is now officially opened at the South Carolina State Museum. A ribbon cutting was held on August 29th to publicly launch
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