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The CalMatters College Journalism Network spoke with first-generation college students across the state about the challenges they face on campus.

The CalMatters College Journalism Network spoke with first-generation college students across California about the challenges they face on campus.

Rami Toubia Stucky’s profile on The Conversation

Argentine President Alberto Fernández has been pressured this week by Amnesty International and other non-government organizations to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court with a female magistrate, it was reported.

The WVU community is invited to learn more about Russia’s threats to neighboring Ukraine through a panel discussion featuring University faculty and a native of Ukraine. The online event will be held Thursday (Feb. 3) from 7:30-9:30 p.m.

The recent surge in COVID-19 cases has canceled many in-person events marking Martin Luther King Jr. Day, but local nonprofits and other groups are hosting mostly virtual events, plus a couple in person. Heres where to find them.

The recent surge in COVID-19 cases has canceled many in-person events marking Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, but local nonprofits and other groups are hosting mostly virtual events, plus a couple in person. Heres where to find them.

Robert Brenner's critique of the market-focused theories of development which overlook class structures and relations, opening the door for third-worldist ideology.

To honor the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., the Los Altos History Museum plans to highlight a less-known period of local history inspired by King’s activism for racial equality.

This story is the fifth in a series of profiles on Stanford’s 2021-22 transfer students. The unique cohort of 60+ undergraduates, who range in age from 18 to 51, brings a multitude of perspectives and life experiences to campus.