In a segment of The Washington Informer's 'Let's Talk,' Dr. Kimberly Moffitt, Dean of the Cathy Hughes School of Communications at Howard University, discusses leadership, communication, and the evolving media landscape with host Denise Rolark Barnes. Dr. Moffitt is set to be honored on October 24 as one of 10 prominent figures recognized by The Washington Informer and The Afro for her contributions. The show emphasizes the importance of preparing students for the upcoming challenges in the media field, showcasing the mission to empower future leaders.

The article highlights the story of Nicole Banks and her father Gabe Banks, who are launching a Donatos Pizza location in McDonough, Georgia. It emphasizes the theme of family business as a means of building generational wealth and strong family bonds. The narrative reflects on their journey as entrepreneurs and the positive impact they hope to create within their community.

The Howard University College of Pharmacy officially welcomed the Class of 2030 into the profession during its recent White Coat Ceremony. Surrounded by faculty, family, and friends, incoming medical...

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Dr. Tonja L. Ringgold has been appointed as the North Atlantic Regional Director of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. during their 72nd Biennial International Convention in Las Vegas on July 23. She will serve a two-year term overseeing over 17,000 members in one of the sorority's largest regions, which includes several states from Maryland to Vermont. Dr. Ringgold, a member since 1982, has a distinguished background in higher education and previously held several leadership roles within the sorority, including president of the Epsilon Omega Chapter. She has a doctorate in education and has contributed significantly to community service through various organizations. Dr. Ringgold expressed her excitement and gratitude for the opportunity to lead in her new role.

Howard University successfully reenrolled 46 incoming freshmen after a significant enrollment crisis, which had left over 500 students without a spot. The crisis arose from students not meeting financial and administrative obligations with an abrupt enforcement of policies. Many families rushed to the campus to resolve these issues, highlighting gaps in the university's enrollment communication. The administration acknowledged flaws in the enrollment management process and is reviewing cases for possible reinstatement. The situation underscores challenges within higher education access, especially at historically Black colleges and universities.