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Border drug user and long-time crook Luke Robin will remain in jail until at least mid-2025 after being sentenced over an Albury police pursuit from 2017.

The Australian Federation of Ukrainian Organizations (AFUO) is calling on the government to cut out some of the obstacles that it says are making it difficult for Ukrainians to work and get visas.

“[KAjok] really stemmed from our personal experiences,” said Sebin Jeon, Trinity ‘23, co-founder and former co-president of KAjok. “There [were] so many Korean Americans scattered across Duke’s campus … but [we didn’t have] the opportunity to&#x2...

Eight-month-old Daniel Thomas Wright spent most of his life in hospitals before his death in early 2019.

Applications for Multicultural Affairs' (Department of the Premier and Cabinet) for the Celebrate Together Grants for 2023-24 are now open.

South Australia's Minister for Tourism and Multicultural Affairs, Zoe Bettison wants feedback on the new Multicultural Charter for the State.

The Latin American Student Organization and the Office of Multicultural Affairs are hosting various events over the next few weeks to celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month.

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LSU students, faculty and staff wrapped up this year’s commemorative celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Jan. 18 with a guest speaker event and day of service.

Fri, 02/05/2021 LAWRENCE — The Office of Multicultural Affairs is enlisting a familiar University of Kansas director to lead its activities. Precious Porras, assistant vice provost for student affairs, announced the appointment of Kevin Joseph as interim director of Office of Multicultural Affairs. The OMA, located in the Sabatini Multicultural Resource Center, offers academic enrichment programs for all of KU and provides support and services for current and prospective students from histori...