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It is racism, not race, that is a risk factor for dying of COVID-19.

Dakota State University’s College of Education is one of four organizations receiving a grant from the South Dakota Department of Labor to develop apprenticeship programs for high school students.

Ten top University of Pittsburgh officials will receive 4.25% raises next year, boosting their base salaries to between $260,625 and just more than $1 million. The Compensation Committee of Pitt’s board of trustees approved the raises for Chancellor Patrick Gallagher and nine of his top deputies in a unanimous vote

A panel of University of Pittsburgh trustees voted Wednesday to buy a $10 million piece of property in Hazelwood Green to develop a cell and gene therapy manufacturing facility there. The three-acre property known as Lot 18 would become home to BioForge. “BioForge will be designed to help define Pittsburgh

A Pittsburgh City Council hearing Wednesday on the proposed Oakland Crossings development revealed that some residents remain divided on the project, despite efforts by Mayor Ed Gainey to reach a compromise between the developers and concerned residents. Walnut Capital, the Shadyside developer that revitalized Bakery Square, has sought a zoning