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The University of Utah Medical School lavished tens of thousands of dollars on expensive speakers to lecture about ethics in healthcare at its 'diversity' week last fall. (Article [...]

The medical school has come under fire for spending taxpayers money on a lecture titled The Political Determinants of Health and How We Can Change Them.

The University of Utah Medical School splashed out tens of thousands of dollars last fall to pay speakers for its "diversity" week -- at a time when companies across the country have laid off well-paid diversity, equity and inclusion hires.

The early 2000 was when Darrin Henson influenced an entire generation, lacing entertainment’s hottest stars electric dance routines.

UCM’s Gamma Epsilon Delta (GED) Chapter of ACJA-LAE traveled to Louisville, Kentucky, March 12-16 to compete in the event.

While finding a place to display 19 new trophies may pose a small problem for an award-winning program, it is a welcome challenge for the University of Central Missouri’s Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology. This shiny new hardware comes after a team of students and faculty members captured UCM’s 20th consecutive Sweepstakes Award at the American Criminal Justice Association-Lambda Alpha Epsilon (ACJA-LAE) National Conference Competition.

We are delighted that there are so many among us whose passion for equity, and whose vision for the best University of Utah Health possible, who work daily for the benefit of our patients and each other.

Health Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion is taking aim at better health outcomes for everyone.

Over the years (especially recently), theres been more characters played by and representing people from indigenous communities across many genres of movies and TV.

Inspired by his book of the same title, "Of Mist and Stone" is the 29th album for Native flutist John Two-Hawks -- and marks his return from a Covid-induced pause.