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University presidents have come under fire for a variety of race-related comments in recent years. Some college leaders say it’s time to make cultural competency a top priority. (PREMIUM)
Michael Bloomberg topped The Chronicle of Philanthropy’s just-released rankings of the donors who gave the most in 2019, in part because of his gift to aid students at the Johns Hopkins University, his alma mater. (PREMIUM)
Through extensive research and cultivated relationships, The Vomela Companies helped transform the Concordia College campus into a memorable experience for visitors.
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