Chase Iseghohi
10 Student Organizations Every Black Leader Should Consider Joining College isn’t just about the classroom — it’s about the connections, the communities, and the causes you choose to pour into. For Black students, finding spaces that affirm your identity, uplift your voice, and challenge you to lead is essential. That’s where student organizations come in. […]
Tyrese Haliburton Gets Engaged at Iowa State While Recovering From Injury Even with a walking boot and scooter by his side, Indiana Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton is making major moves—both on and off the court. While rehabbing from an Achilles tendon tear, the two-time All-NBA point guard added “wedding planner” to his list of offseason […]
Was Indy’s First Lemon Drop Festival a Hit or a Lesson? Social Media Weighs In 🍋 This past weekend, Indianapolis saw the debut of its highly anticipated Lemon Drop Festival — and the city showed up in full force. With bright yellow fits, buzzing energy, and a fresh concept, the festival had the potential to […]
In a sport where wins are measured in milliseconds and pressure is constant, Bubba Wallace’s latest NASCAR victory wasn’t just about crossing the finish line—it was about surviving the journey to get there. Fresh off a monumental win, Wallace sat down—exhausted, overwhelmed, and emotional. Not just from the physical toll of the race, but from […]
GloRilla Released on Bond After Georgia Drug Possession Arrest Fresh off a major run that included headlining Birthday Bash ATL, performing during the WNBA All-Star Halftime Show, and turning up the stage at Summer Jam in Indianapolis this June, GloRilla is now making headlines for a different reason—an arrest in Georgia. According to authorities, the […]
As we’ve come to understand year after year, day after day even, death is unfortunately an inevitable part of life. Still, as much of a fact as that may be, the blow of experiencing loss never gets any easier, nor does reporting on the subject in Black culture.
GloRilla Is Bringing BIG GLO Energy Back to Indy for the WNBA All-Star Game Halftime Show Fresh off lighting up the stage at Hot 100.9’s Summer Jam on June 28, rap phenom GloRilla is headed back to Indianapolis—this time, to take over the national stage at the 2025 AT&T WNBA All-Star Game. The three-time Grammy-nominated, […]
WNBA All-Star Host Cities (2000–2025) For the first time in league history, the WNBA All-Star Game has landed in the heart of the Midwest — Indianapolis, Indiana. Known for its deep basketball roots and championship energy, Indy is now the epicenter of women’s hoops, hosting the 2025 All-Star Weekend at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, home of the […]
10 Must-Have Apps for Black College Students From budgeting and study tools to wellness and networking apps — stay ready and connected. College life moves fast, but with the right apps, you can stay on top of your game while protecting your peace and staying rooted in your identity. Whether you’re managing money, studying late, […]
🎶 The Soundtrack of Summer is Coming to Life at the 2025 Indiana State Fair! 🎡 Get ready, Indiana! The 2025 Indiana State Fair returns August 1–17 (closed Mondays) with its theme “Soundtrack of Summer,” presented by Get Prepared Indiana—and the vibes are louder than ever! 🔥 The Hoosier Lottery Free Stage is back and […]
Top Indiana High School Homecomings In Indiana, high school homecoming isn’t just a football game—it’s a full-blown cultural moment. From spirited theme days to packed pep rallies and halftime royalty, these events bring entire communities together to celebrate pride, tradition, and student life. Whether you’re an alum returning to your roots or a freshman experiencing […]
Best Student Sections in Indiana High School Sports High-energy, loud, creative and passionate! These Indiana student sections have earned statewide recognition for bringing spirit and atmosphere to Friday nights and winter courts. Here are this year’s elite: RELATED: Best School Districts for Families Moving to Indiana
