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BYU released a report saying its students of color feel ‘isolated and unsafe’ due to racism on campus A committee recommends that school leaders take immediate action to address the concerns. (Screenshot via Brigham Young University) A new report released by Brigham Young University on Friday, Feb. 26, 2021, finds that students of color often “feel isolated and unsafe as a result of their experiences with racism at BYU." | Updated: 5:17 p.m. Students of color at Brigham Young U...

The Daily Universe Editor’s note: The term BIPOC is used repeated in quotes in this story. The acronym stands for Black, Indigenous and people of color. Outside of quotes, people, students, etc. of color is used to mean the same thing in accordance with AP Stylebook. The BYU Committee on Race, Equity and Belonging released a 60-page report and 26 recommendations for the university on Feb. 26 after months of meeting with members of the campus community, conducting research and reviewing s...

Teachers at the Virginia Military Institute said they have spoken with investigators and have not felt pressure to have a VMI attorney present.

Kelly Martínez normally works nights as a security officer at BYU–Hawaii, so the pandemic had not affected the level of human interaction she has at work, she said. However, during a recent day shift, she was shocked by the silence.

Rispoli, Stevens Removed From Plane En Route to Saudi Cup; Velazquez Stymied in Miami Thursday, February 18, 2021 at 10:28 pm | Back to: Top News Updated: February 19, 2021 at 1:24 pm Sue Finley Several major shifts in riding assignments were underway Friday morning after Umberto Rispoli and John Velazquez were not allowed to fly to Saudi Arabia due to a mixup in flight arrangements Wednesday and problems with COVID-19 restrictions Thursday. Ron Anderson, the agent for Velazquez and Rosario, sa...

Sponsored by: Owner George Krikorian (left) and trainer Tim Yakteen are hoping Mucho Unusual can capture the G2 Buena Vista this Saturday If Mucho Unusual were human, shed be considered an ideal employee. Shes industrious, productive, honest and earns her keep. Not much more one could ask for from an equine or a human. A 5-year-old California-bred mare owned and bred by George Krikorian, Mucho Unusual lives up to her name as she has won sprinting on dirt and routing on grass, running ...

Sponsored by: Knicks Go in Saudi Arabia on Feb. 18 The following notes about contenders in the $20 million Saudi Cup, scheduled for Feb. 20, were provided by the Jockey Club of Saudi Arabia.  Bangkok (IRE) – Anna Lisa Balding was happy with what she saw from the British raider, who was not overly extended in a visit to the dirt track. “He just had a trot around and then a canter around,” she said. “Her work rider Maddy OMeara came back with a smile on her face, and thats good...

Sponsored by: Sleepy Eyes Todd preparing for Saturdays $20 million Saudi Cup The following notes about contenders in the $20 million Saudi Cup, scheduled for Feb. 20, were provided by the Jockey Club of Saudi Arabia.  Bangkok (IRE) – Andrew Baldings challenger took a first look at the dirt track on Wednesday with some gentle exercise. Baldings wife and assistant Anna Lisa said: “He didnt do anything really smart today, the plan is that he will do something a bit quicker on Thursd...

Lt. Col. Will Coleman, a former long-time Conyers resident, is the epitome of The Citadel’s motto and core values.

Share this article Share this article NEW YORK, Feb. 16, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Mirimus, Inc., a leader in conducting high-volume, high-quality PCR testing, announced that since October 2020 it has worked with The Pingry School, a K-12, coeducational independent day school with campuses in Short Hills and Basking Ridge, NJ, to conduct COVID-19 surveillance testing of faculty, staff and students using its pioneering SalivaClear COVID-19 pooled saliva testing platform. The SalivaClear platform con...