Aniya Gourdine Calls Dad After Winning HBCU Women’s Basketball Championship
Aniya Gourdine calls her father, while on the court, after winning SWAC championship
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Dying for the Promise of Perfection
Lying in agony on an operating table, Lisa Espinosa, 43, was certain she was minutes away from death. The promise of inexpensive cosmetic surgery lured her to the Dominican Republic in April 2004 where a physician in a makeshift operating room performed breast augmentation surgery, a tummy tuck, and liposuction, during which Espinosa contracted a virulent infection. Instead of recovering, the feverish and seriously ill Espinosa, a clinical grant manager of infectious diseases at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, was told she would die if she didn’t get a blood transfusion.
Education Inequity: The Role of Technology and Academic Service Providers
Education is one of the greatest equalizers that can lift individuals out of poverty and help provide access to an inclusive path on the road to create generational wealth.
Jury Awards Record-Breaking Damages in Houston Pastor’s Genital Herpes Case
A jury found an assistant pastor at The Church Without Walls in Houston was liable for transmitting genital herpes.
Despite Efforts, College Graduation Rates Continue to Fall
College graduation rates are dropping at an accelerated rate, in spite of robust national efforts to raise them. For-profits have the worst graduation rates.
