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A $2.5 million gift to Philander Smith College will help close the financial gaps for students at the historically Black college recently ranked as among the nation's top 10 most accessible schools for lower-income students.

A $2.5 million gift to Philander Smith College will help close the financial gaps for students at the historically Black college recently ranked as among the nation's top 10 most accessible schools for lower-income students.

A $2.5 million gift to Philander Smith College will help close the financial gaps for students at the historically Black college recently ranked as among the nation's top 10 most accessible schools for lower-income students.

A $2.5 million gift to Philander Smith College will help close the financial gaps for students at the historically Black college recently ranked as among the nation's top 10 most accessible schools for lower-income students.

Over the past 15 years, there have been five Public Health Emergencies of International Concern (PHEIC) since the creation of the International Health Regulations in 2005. These PHEICs often have been entangled with some of the world's worst humanitarian

Purchase incentives for electric bikes would put zero-emission transportation within reach for many more Californians.

In front of an electric vehicle showroom in Sacramento last September, Gov. Gavin Newsom pledged to end the sales of gasoline-powered vehicles in California by 2035 to help meet the state’s climate goals. In May, he raised the stakes by proposing to spend $3.2 billion on zero-emission vehicles over the next three years. Electric Vehicles, or EVs, might be cleaner transportation in some ways when compared to gasoline-fueled vehicles that increase global warming. When powered by renewable energ...

By Jason Henderson, Special to CalMatters Jason Henderson teaches urban geography at San Francisco State University, . He is the author of “Street Fight: The Politics of Mobility in San Francisco.” In front of an electric vehicle showroom in Sacramento last September, Gov. Gavin Newsom pledged to end the sales of gasoline-powered vehicles in California by 2035 to help meet the state’s climate goals. In May, he raised the stakes by proposing to spend $3.2 billion on zero-emission vehicles...

Why did Progressive Senator Pearson lead the opposition? by Tom Evslin You’d think Progressives would be all in for a plan to use a fraction of federal Rescue funds to assure that every Vermont family regardless of income or location had a chance to get connected immediately to the broadband service they need to participate in the post-pandemic world. You’d be wrong! You’d think a plan to provide outreach, technical help, training, and subsidies when required to families whose children ha...

Search jobs 20-Apr-2021 Amgen Launches Biomarker Assist™, a Program To Help More Patients With Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer Gain Access To Biomarker Testing Half of All Patients With NSCLC Have Oncogene Mutations, Yet Many Patients Are Not Tested to Screen for Biomarkers Professional Clinical Guidelines Recommend Broad Biomarker Testing for Actionable and Emerging Biomarkers, Including KRAS Biomarker Assist™ May Provide Eligible Patients Savings on...