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Racial Discrimination at the University of Washington - Vimarsana News

Racial Discrimination at the University of Washington

Civil rights laws have not stopped blatant racial discrimination in faculty hiring.

UAMS gets funds for contraceptives - Vimarsana News

UAMS gets funds for contraceptives

FORT SMITH — University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences officials announced Tuesday an anonymous donor gave $600,000 to the school to continue providing contraception devices for uninsured post-partum patients in Fort Smith and Little Rock.

Anonymous donor gives $600,000 to University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences contraceptive program in Fort Smith, Little Rock - Vimarsana News

Anonymous donor gives $600,000 to University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences contraceptive program in Fort Smith, Little Rock

FORT SMITH -- University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences officials announced Tuesday an anonymous donor gave $600,000 to the school to continue providing contraceptive devices for uninsured postpartum patients in Fort Smith and Little Rock.

Anonymous donor gives $600,000 to UAMS contraceptive program in Fort Smith - Vimarsana News

Anonymous donor gives $600,000 to UAMS contraceptive program in Fort Smith

FORT SMITH -- University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences officials announced Tuesday an anonymous donor gave $600,000 to the school to continue providing contraception devices for uninsured post-partum patients in Fort Smith and Little Rock.

Anonymous donor gives $600,000 to UAMS contraceptive program in Fort Smith - Vimarsana News

Anonymous donor gives $600,000 to UAMS contraceptive program in Fort Smith

FORT SMITH -- University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences officials announced Tuesday an anonymous donor gave $600,000 to the school to continue providing contraception devices for uninsured post-partum patients in Fort Smith and Little Rock.