DOJ Launches New Civil Rights Inquiry Into Medical School Admissions
The department announced June 4 that its Civil Rights Division will examine whether the schools violated Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964
diversity
Browse 28130 search results
BYU’s AJ Dybantsa, A Low-Key Superstar, Leads College Basketball In NIL Valuation
As BYU's first-ever five-star recruit, the expectations for Dybantsa's freshman season are sky-high.
Veterans Day: Major General Frederic Davison Blazed A Trail In The US Army
Major General Frederic Davison blazed his own trail in the United States Armed Forces.
NBA Legend Rodney Rogers Dies At 54, Leaving Lasting Impact On Paralysis Advocacy
Within his 12-year career, Rogers became an essential component of a team's overall roster, securing a Sixth Man Of the Year honor in 2000.
Black College World Series Hopes to Launch MLB Careers for HBCU Players
Baseball teams from historically Black colleges and universities gathered this month at Montgomery, Alabama’s Riverwalk Stadium for the Black College World Series.