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University Partners with MSU to Advance Pharmacy Education January 30, 2021 1068 The University of Mississippi School of Pharmacy is strengthening its Preferred Admissions Program, as Mississippi State University becomes the fifth in-state college to collaborate with the pharmacy school. The partnership offers admission for first-year MSU students who excel in pre-pharmacy classes and demonstrate a passion for service activities. Students who are part of the program will complete pre-pharmacy ...

March 12, 2021 With the Double Decker Arts Festival canceled for 2021, the annual Spring Run will continue in April but with a few tweaks, including a new name and a new route.

March 12, 2021 With the Double Decker Arts Festival canceled for 2021, the annual Spring Run will continue in April but with a few tweaks, including a new name and a new route.

March 12, 2021 With the Double Decker Arts Festival canceled for 2021, the annual Spring Run will continue in April but with a few tweaks, including a new name and a new route.

March 12, 2021 With the Double Decker Arts Festival canceled for 2021, the annual Spring Run will continue in April but with a few tweaks, including a new name and a new route.

By increasing the US resettlement numbers now, Biden is looking to rebuild America’s image abroad. As a presidential candidate, Joe Biden promised the US would demonstrate “global leadership on refugees”. Once elected, he pledged to vastly increase refugee resettlement in the US. If history is any guide, the new president’s forward-thinking approach could help drive Australia’s commitments to refugee protection, as well. Over the past four decades, the United States and Australia have...

Over the past four decades, the United States and Australia have contributed to international refugee resettlement through planned annual admission programs.

SHARE A Jordanian man pleaded guilty this week to money laundering and stealing documents from the American government The charges relate to a scheme that enabled some Iraqis to cheat in refugee applications to the US. After finding out about the syndicate this month, the US stopped processing applications from Iraqis seeking refugee status for a period of 90 days. The Justice Department said the US Citizenship and Immigration Service employed Mr Sad in Amman from 2007 to 2016. He pleaded guilt...

As a presidential candidate, Joe Biden promised the US would demonstrate “global leadership on refugees”. Once elected, he pledged to vastly increase refugee resettlement in the US. If history is any guide, the new president’s forward-thinking approach could help drive Australia’s commitments to refugee protection, as well. Over the past four decades, the United States and Australia have contributed to international refugee resettlement through planned annual admission programs. The a...

The two other suspects are Iraqi and Jordanian citizens The US Embassy in Russia© Sergei Fadeichev/TASS WASHINGTON, January 23. /TASS/. The US authorities charged three foreign nationals, including former Russian employee of the US embassy in Moscow, with stealing official documents related to the US refugee program, the US Justice Department said in a press release on Friday. The three suspects are: Russian citizen Olesya Krasilova (43), Iraqi citizen Aws Muwafaq Abduljabbar (42), who resid...