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Ronald Reagan may be one of the most beloved presidents in modern history, but he spurred distrust in the government with soundbites like “The nine most terrifying words in the English language …

Virginia Tech’s class of 2024 rewarded Barbara J. Pendergrass Ed.D. as its ring namesake. Brandy Faulkner, the Gloria D. Smith professor of Black Studies, is the class sponsor.

April 2023 marks the 60th anniversary of when Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. penned the letter considered the blueprint for civil disobedience.

Months from from becoming chief, Capt. Scott Galloway reflects on the police departments push for community engagement.

Eventually, students were able to perform "Food for the Gods" for the UConn community.

How women are overcoming a mid-career squeeze—and traditional power structures—that inhibit their rise to firm leadership.

Associate vice provost for diversity and inclusion announces retirement Carolyn E. Johnson Carolyn E. Johnson, associate vice provost for diversity and inclusion, has announced that she will retire from Purdue on June 30. Throughout her career, Johnson has been a steadfast and engaged advocate on a wide range of diversity issues and has often lent her expertise and guidance to equity and inclusion projects across the University and around the globe. In retirement, she will continue to st...

Article content The City of Pembroke is seeking applications from residents to join its new Diversity Advisory Committee. The new committee’s terms of reference were approved at Pembroke’s combined committee meeting held on Jan. 5. The Diversity Advisory Committee is being formed to help ensure the city is a welcome, safe and diverse city for everyone. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Pembroke creates new Diversity Advisory Committee Back to vid...