THE BLACK COLLEGIAN Magazine, established is 1970, was transformed into THE BLACK COLLEGIAN Online in 1995 when it became the first African-American magazine with a site on the Internet. THE BLACK COLLEGIAN Online expands the print magazine from two issues during the school year to twelve monthly updates; it expands the reach of the magazine from a circulation of over121,000 copies on over 800 campuses, to a potential reach to everyone with a computer on the world-wide-web; it expands the scope of the magazine from a focus on career and jobs to any subject of interest to African-American college students.

THE BLACK COLLEGIAN Online took the magazine to another level when it added the jobs and resume databases which added a much valued dimension to the print recruitment magazine.  So, in addition to getting valuable career and job information, the readers can now search the vast database of equal-opportunity employers actively recruiting minority college students for entry-level job opportunities.  Readers can also apply for these jobs online and post their resumes in a database that employers search when they are actively recruiting.

THE BLACK COLLEGIAN Online expands the reach of college recruiters from the key schools they customarily recruit on by using THE BLACK COLLEGIAN Online’s searchable resume database.  THE BLACK COLLEGIAN Online also offers employers much more visibility than they can get in a print magazine.  THE BLACK COLLEGIAN Online has the capacity to offer significantly more content electronically than can be printed on a page in a magazine.  It also offers hyperlinks to take the students directly to the content on their Website.  THE BLACK COLLEGIAN Online offers employers the opportunity to get more advertising at lower costs.  There is nothing to print and nothing to mail.