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Jenifer A. Ritler, AIA, knows that diversity must be intentional and, therefore, must be by design. Her commitment extends beyond the profession and into the communities it serves, demonstrating how architecture can avoid irrelevancy by embracing a deeper talent pool and a broader client base. Ritler has been instrumental in significantly expanding architecture’s diversity in both organization and practice throughout all of her work.

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Kids receive a third shot after learning they received expired vaccine doses

The Prince George’s County Health Department has notified the families of 70 children ages 5 through 11 who received expired first or second doses of Pfizer’s pediatric vaccine.

About 70 children in Maryland's Prince George's County received expired vaccine doses, according to health officials, as they ...

Medical workers in Prince George's County, Maryland, gave dozens of children ages 5-11 expired COVID-19 vaccines after they were mistakenly stored in the...

Texas lawmakers passed a bill this week that provides $3.3 billion to fund capital projects at several public universities and colleges, including the

And another Democrat steps into Louisville mayoral race.

swimming 9 hours ago Six Polish swimmers have packed their bags and will not be participating in the 2020 Olympic Games after being forced to leave Tokyo due to a shocking administrative error. If this sounds confusing, well it is. The Polish Swimming Federation was forced to cut its team of 23 members to 17 after mistakenly sending too many athletes to Japan following…

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