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2 p.m. | IWU-National & Global Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Bachelor of Social Work, Bachelor of Science, and Bachelor of Arts degrees Master of Social Work, Master of Science in Nursing, and Doctor of Nursing Practice degrees 6 p.m. | IWU-National & Global and Wesley Seminary All other master’s degrees All Wesley Seminary degrees Graduates included the first students from IWU-Marion’s Master of Social Work program. The commencement speaker for the April 30 ceremonies was Rev. Dr. John Bray and Patty Bray. John retired as IWU-Marion’s campus pastor in Summer 2020. Until John’s reti...

The Great Experiement: Of Jedis and lightsabers Frank Catalano, right, a UMass freshman, started a Jedi Academy on Sunday nights where he practices lightsaber skills and duels with friends and willing participants. Here he prepares for a sparring session with Alex Qi, a senior at UMass, on a recent Sunday evening on the Amherst campus. SABATO VISCONTI/fOR THE GAZETTE Alex Qi, a UMass senior, shows his lightsaber twirls during a Jedi Academy session on a recent Sunday night on the Amherst campus. SABATO VISCONTI/fOR THE GAZETTE UMass freshman Frank Catalano waits for a challenger during his w...

The Great Experiement: Of Jedis and lightsabers Frank Catalano, right, a UMass freshman, started a Jedi Academy on Sunday nights where he practices lightsaber skills and duels with friends and willing participants. Here he prepares for a sparring session with Alex Qi, a senior at UMass, on a recent Sunday evening on the Amherst campus. SABATO VISCONTI/fOR THE GAZETTE Alex Qi, a UMass senior, shows his lightsaber twirls during a Jedi Academy session on a recent Sunday night on the Amherst campus. SABATO VISCONTI/fOR THE GAZETTE UMass freshman Frank Catalano waits for a challenger during his w...

Chart showing reported hate incidents against Asians on Stanford's campus. (Chart: RACHEL OH/The Stanford Daily) on April 20, 2021 The mass shooting that left six Asian women dead in Atlanta, Ga. last month captured headlines and shook Asian communities across the country amid a reported rise in anti-Asian violence since the pandemic began. But anti-Asian hate violence did not begin with COVID-19. The Daily’s Data Team analyzed hate incidents against Asians at Stanford and across the nation in the years leading to and during the pandemic.  The number of reported hate incidents at Stanford ...

Internship pipeline helps close the equity gap during pandemic The DEI Collective pairs Johns Hopkins students from backgrounds underrepresented in higher education and the broader professional workforce with paid internships with participating employers By Saralyn Cruickshank / Published Feb 17, 2021 Lubna Azmi sees herself as a laidback person, but even she isn't immune to the pressures and anxieties that come with planning for the future. "I've seen how fast people's professional lives can fall apart, especially during the pandemic," says Azmi, who...