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SEATTLE (AP) -- Ginny Gilder wasn't well versed on what Title IX meant until she was a freshman at Yale, competing for the rowing team and taking part in

San Francisco – KFF announced today the election of former U.S. Senator Olympia Snowe as the new chair and Jim Canales as vice-chair for its board of trustees and the completion of a two-year recruitment and selection process that has concluded with the election of five new trustees.

The centre unveiled its renovated wing at Winston Churchill Collegiate Institute in Scarborough Monday, June 13.

From the bill’s inception to the U.S. women’s national team’s equal pay settlement, a timeline of the growth (and the hurdles) within women’s sports so far.

A region of the Federal Emergency Management Agency needs help sifting through messy federal data as part of its ongoing equity efforts.

"Everybody talks about how egregious it is, how we’re not going to tolerate it," said Wilbur Aldridge of the NAACP. "But they do."

Democracy in a small town is democracy at its best. You can speak to a Select Board member on the street or at the grocery store to ask questions, discuss

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The U.S. News & World Report’s latest rankings for the nation’s top graduate programs point to Purdue University’s strengths in equipping the next generation of leaders in the STEM fields.

Republicans are framing a new Disinformation Governance Board within the Biden administration as a threat to censor conservative speech.