Groundbreaking Community Workforce Agreement for UCSF Parnassus Heights Project is Boon for Local Jobs, Economy
Stanly Chen, a local apprentice carpenter, works at the Mission Bay campus in February 2020. A new UCSF workforce agreement
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Chancellor Malatras Statement on Extending Upstate Medical COVID Testing for Saranac Lake Central
Back to Top January 16, 2021 “As we are ramping up vaccinations across the state, we can see a light
Read moreLibrary Helps You Get to Know Dr. King
A new online resource from the University Library System serves as an entry point into learning about Martin Luther King
Read moreKeeping Ole Miss Basketball Moving Forward
OXFORD, Miss. – To say Tricia Cantrell is passionate about Ole Miss basketball is an understatement at best. The Memphis,
Read moreMLK Day, Social Justice Week Events Set
Following a year in which calls for racial equity and social justice rose to new prominence, the University’s annual Social
Read moreDuke Chapel Bells to Ring as Part of National Memorial Jan. 19
The bells of the Duke Chapel carillon will ring at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 19, as part of a nationwide
Read moreNew curriculum requirements bring host of new courses to A&S | Cornell Chronicle
Since enrollment opened up in December, students in the College of Arts & Sciences have had access to dozens of
Read moreLionel Gossman, specialist in French literature and history and ‘one of the great humanists and scholar-teachers of his generation,’ dies at 91
Lionel Gossman, the M. Taylor Pyne Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures, Emeritus, died at the Hospital of the University
Read moreNew videos show RNA as it’s never been seen
RNA folds itself from disordered forms into functional structures Folding is necessary for life yet little is understood about how
Read moreExploring the Rhetoric of Martin Luther King Jr.
Many turns of phrase in Martin Luther King Jr.’s renowned 1963 “Letter from Birmingham Jail” are familiar to Americans today:
Read moreInstitute breaks record in 2020, making laws easy to access | Cornell Chronicle
As Congress prepared to certify the results of the November presidential election on Jan. 6, the law governing the counting
Read moreBU’s Jessica Stern on Why January 6 Attack on Capitol Was an Act of Terrorism
Jessica Stern has spent more than two decades studying and writing about white supremacists and other extremists who call for
Read moreDoctoral Oral Exams for Jan. 25–29
The graduate dean invites all graduate faculty to attend the final oral examinations for the doctoral candidates. All exams will be
Read moreIsabel Wilkerson reflects on MLK’s legacy as ‘the father of American democracy’
“We are gathered here today to honor not only the father of the Civil Rights movement, but the father of
Read moreLaw Professors Examine Attack on Capitol
[embedded content] Three UC Davis law professors engaged in a public discussion Wednesday (Jan. 13) on “Insurrection and the Rule
Read moreUniversity events will commemorate Martin Luther King Jr.
On Monday, Jan. 18, the University will join community organizations to support the Arts Council of Princeton’s annual Martin Luther
Read moreFor the sake of your heart, cut down on the news
With a pandemic that is still raging and threats of violence leading up to President-Elect Joe Biden’s inauguration, Americans are
Read moreDeadline Extended for New Art Initiative
The deadline for artists’ participation in this year’s art exhibition, “Don’t Look Away: Because Mattering is the Minimum,” has been
Read moreUK variant identified in Tompkins County | Cornell Chronicle
This evening, the Tompkins County Health Department (TCHD) issued a press release alerting the local community that B.1.1.7, the new, highly
Read moreHonoring Martin Luther King, Jr. (GRS’55, Hon.’59) amid Tumult in America
This year, BU’s annual Martin Luther King, Jr., Day observance arrives in the midst of a long racial reckoning in
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