Dr. Anthony Jack, an assistant professor at the Harvard Graduate School of Education and a sociologist of poverty and inequality, discussed racialized experiences first-generation, low-income college students of color encounter at the Spring 2020 Baugh Visiting Faculty Scholar Lecture.

Elizabeth Hylton, MSN ’10, successfully petitions to get Zakim and Burns bridges to display Pan African colors on June 19 – the first time both bridges have recognized the end of slavery in America.

The June 5 virtual event gave space for people to speak and share tributes to honor George Floyd and the many other Black individuals who have been murdered, and to show solidarity with the Black community and stand against the pervasive, systemic racism that has afflicted the American people...

Professor Emerita Ruth Purtilo, along with alums Carol Lewis, DPT ’07, and Nancy Kirsh, DPT ’05, are among several Catherine Worthingham Fellows of the American Physical Therapy Association who write the COVID-19 pandemic will change the physical therapy profession.