Keep It Real Diverse Game and Workshop

Keep It Real Diverse Workshops are unscripted, powerful field tested events that quickly create deep and authentic connections while building lasting community among participants.

Slideshow: Maryland Colleges Speak Out on Dream Act

Audio Interview: Veteran Out-of-State Tuition Row Intensifies

Listen to our interview with Hayleigh Perez, a Veteran who has been detrimentally affected by the he 9/11 Veterans Educational Assistance Act of 2010.

Battle of the Bands highlights

Selected visuals from the 2010 Honda Battle of the Bands in Atlanta, featuring the top HBCU marching bands in the country including Florida A&M University and Southern University.

Virginia State University Drumline Performs at the White House

Less than a month after they performed with fellow band members in the Honda Battle of the Bands showcase, an eight-person drumline from the Virginia State University’s Trojan Explosion marching band entertained guests at the Feb. 26 executive order signing for the White House Initiative on Historically Black Colleges and Universities by President Barack Obama.

Talking ‘Microaggressions’ With Dr. Derald Wing Sue

Columbia University psychology professor Derald Wing Sue recently spoke to Diverse about his latest book, Microaggressions in Everyday Life: Race, Gender, and Sexual Orientation. The book insightfully describes the existence of subtle, often unintentional biases and their considerable impact on members of traditionally disadvantaged groups.

Arizona and Diversity

Diverse recently caught up with diversity educator Hugh Vasquez (pictured) and author-activist Tim Wise at the National Conference on Race and Ethnicity higher education conference where they discussed Arizona’s controversial new education and immigration laws.

Notable African-Americans Urge Commemoration of Black History

U.S. Rep. Maxine Waters, D-CA; Alex Haley, award-winning author of The Autobiography of Malcolm X and Roots; Henry Hampton, creator/producer, “Eyes on the Prize” documentary series; and other distinguished individuals discussed the importance of discovering the past, analyzing the present and anticipating the future of African-Americans during a live broadcast to campus audiences across the U.S.