Savannah M. Taylor is an Assistant Editor at EBONY. A proud native of Springfield, MA, she focuses on empowering Black voices and futures through digital storytelling, with a keen interest in law and legal affairs as well as various economic topics. Savannah's work has been featured in BioRxiv, Ebony Magazine, PressMare, Tech Policy Press, Fair Observer, and Morecrofts LLP.
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Savannah's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news and cultural topics with a specific emphasis on LGBTQ+ Pride. She also covers events and evolving stories, indicating a preference for timely or ongoing developments in the entertainment and cultural spheres.
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by Savannah Taylor Communications & Criminal Justice • 2028 Photo provided by Rampage student photographer Malique Gordon
by Savannah Taylor Communications & Criminal Justice • 2028 Photo provided by Dr. Kimberly Farmer
This fall, the Appalachian Educators Scholarship was added to the list of scholarships Bluefield University offers to its students.
The university is officially changing the academic calendar starting in the 2026-2027 term, with changes as early as this spring.
With a somewhat harsh winter behind us from last year, what can we expect going into the colder months this year?
At Bluefield University, Moriah Mingo is making goals both on and off the field. Part of the women's soccer team and Bluefield University Student Ministries, Mingo is an active presence at BU. She also leads a discipleship group called “The Dojo,” named after her father's book.
A female Uber Eats delivery worker prepares her scooter for food deliveries in Rotterdam, Netherlands, on September 9, 2025. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto via AP)
Governments are hoping the gig economy will boost female labor participation, but structural issues undercut this hope, Savannah Taylor writes.
Roberts also has another talent – meteorology. Roberts, who graduated from Bluefield College in 2001 with a Bachelor of Arts in Communications, completed
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