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The Trump administration rescinded a memo that froze federal loans and grants just two days after issuing it, following widespread confusion and legal challenges. The Office of Management and Budget had paused spending to review whether it aligned with Trump’s executive orders on issues like climate change and diversity programs. However, the freeze alarmed states, […]
Navigating the homebuying process can be overwhelming, especially for first-time buyers. To address this, the Nathan Wenzel Team at Howard Hanna Realty is hosting a free “How to Buy a House” class on January 25 at 10 a.m. at Neutral Ground Coffeehouse in Pittsford. This class, part of a nationally certified program, is tailored to […]
The Seneca Park Zoo in Rochester, NY, shared details about its upcoming $100 million Tropics Exhibit and entry plaza project, which will complete Phase II of the zoo’s capital improvements. County Executive Adam Bello announced that CambridgeSeven, a national architecture firm, will design the project, which includes a 22,000-square-foot entry plaza with education, classroom, and […]
This weekend, The Firing Pin and the Rochester African American Firearms Association will host an 18-hour New York Pistol Class at the Kodak Center in Rochester, NY. The course, scheduled for January 18 and 19 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. each day, costs $149 and aims to provide comprehensive firearm education. Topics will include […]
Don’t miss this opportunity to hear nationally renowned civil rights attorney Ben Crump address the educational crisis in Rochester. This is a free event. Come together to find a solutions and ensure every student has the chance to succeed. This event is located at Mt. Olivet Church on January 18th from 1:00 to 3:00 pm. […]
With President-elect Donald Trump set to take office in January 2025, many U.S. colleges and universities are advising international students to return to campus before his inauguration, citing concerns over potential travel bans similar to those implemented during his first administration. These advisories come amid uncertainty about Trump’s plans, but schools aim to minimize risks […]
In Florida, students are voluntarily attending Saturday classes to learn African American history lessons not comprehensively covered in public schools. Programs at the Spady Cultural Heritage Museum in Delray Beach and similar community efforts address topics like slavery, segregation, civil rights activism, and Florida’s Black history. These initiatives, often supported by Black churches and advocacy […]
Have companies had it with Gen Z employees? According to a new report from Intelligent.com, but instead of putting the blame on G Z-ers, one expert told Newsweek whose fault it may really be. The survey revealed that one in six businesses said they were hesitant to hire recent college graduates over concerns about how prepared […]
Nikki Giovanni, a renowned literary legend and retired Virginia Tech professor, has completed her final chapter. The acclaimed poet, activist, and University Distinguished Professor Emerita passed away on Dec. 9, after battling cancer for the third time. She was 81 years old. Giovanni, whom Oprah Winfrey named one of 25 living legends, retired from Virginia […]
A federal judge ruled Friday that the U.S. Naval Academy can continue considering race in its admissions process, emphasizing the importance of diversity for military cohesion and national security. Judge Richard Bennett, citing the need for an officer corps that reflects the diversity of the nation it serves, upheld an exemption to the Supreme Court’s […]
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