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Ohio Wesleyan Student Earns National Fellowship, Attends Data Conference, Completes Internships

Floridians from all walks of life are speaking out on the vast changes to abortion access. The changes range from the Supreme Court’s recent decision to overturn the constitutional right to abortion, to new restrictions on the state level.

During a summer when UT works to fill several positions vacated during the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as add new administrative positions such as assistant vice chancellor for leadership and

WSU President Kirk Schulz recognized 62 individuals and organizations for their outstanding leadership and service to the university and the community during the President’s Award for Leadership ceremony on April 19

UW community members Christy Clark-Pujara, Brenda González, Candace McDowell, and Hazel Symonette will be among six eminent women of color honored by the YWCA Madison for their leadership and enduring legacy in the greater Madison community.

Brittany Ishibashi, from Marvels hit show "Runaways," will serve as keynote during Asian and Pacific American Heritage Month on April 13.

The 865 Night Market returned on the evening of April 1 from 6-10 p.m. to celebrate cultural diversity and inclusivity. The event garnered much attention as attendees enjoyed the large

The Waking up White Collaborative is working to raise awareness about the impact of white privilege on people of color.

The 2022 edition of Black II Black welcomed a variety of talent from the Black community at USC. Following songs, interpretive dances and spoken word poems, White House liaison James Anderson who spoke about the pressures of achieving Black excellence without giving into conformity.

Officials said Matthew Best graduated from the University of Tennessee with a degree in journalism and also worked with a faith group for over 7 years.