Ministry of Education
She's bold and smart: Student makes history as her school's first Black valedictorian
Trinity Asberry is a final-year student at Rusk High School, where she's made history as the first Black valedictorian after overcoming tribulations. Read more.
“Made my mum smile” - Young man warms hearts with photos as he graduates from varsity; many react
A young man with the Twitter name David Larbi has made himself and his mother proud as he earned a degree from the Royal Holloway, University of London. Photos.
She's an inspiration: After almost 60 years, Black woman who returned to university is set to graduate at 75
A 75-year-old woman identified as Rebecca Inge, who decided to return to college 57 years later, is gearing up to graduate from the university on May 8. Read.
“I'm a dedicated hardworking person” - Black teen who received over $8m in scholarship offers
Xzorion Harris, a final-year student at Whitehaven High School in Memphis, has received more than $8 million in scholarships from more than 100 schools. Read.
Tech geniuses: 3 students from KNUST build device to determine water quality
A group of students at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, KNUST, have built a device called Waterbits to determine water quality. Read.
He's kind: Ghanaian man builds library for rural community with support from donors; inspiring photos pop up
A kind-hearted Ghanaian man identified as Ekow Simpson has built a new library for a rural community in Ghana with support from donors. Read more on YEN.com.gh.
Smart and young: Black teen accepted into all 8 Ivies on a path to becoming doctor and lawyer
Wilmington native and straight-A student Victor Agbafe, who got accepted into all eight Ivy League schools in 2015, is now enrolled in medical and law schools.
Beautiful lady graduates as best performing female Mining Engineering student from UMaT
Ellen Essien, a brilliant Ghanaian lady has recently completed the University of Mines and Technology, Tarkwa as 2021 best female Mining Engineering graduate.
Black teen who invented device for the blind accepted into Harvard, 26 other universities; gets $4M in scholarship money
A high school senior from Florida, Jonathan Walker, has been accepted into 27 colleges and universities with $4 million in scholarship offers. Read more on YEN
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