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UAB News
Join us for a nostalgic evening with The Drifters and Cornell Gunter’s Coasters on Sunday, March 30, at UAB’s Alys Stephens Performing Arts Center. Experience classic hits like “Under the Boardwalk” and “Poison Ivy.” Tickets range from $25...
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The Indiana Commission for Women celebrated International Women’s Day on March 4, 2025, in Indianapolis. Partnered with the Asian American Alliance, Inc., the theme was #AccelerateAction. The event included speakers, panels, and networking at the Ind...
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Water issues occupy Indiana residents' minds, especially after legislation affecting wetlands and a proposed pipeline. A Nature Conservancy survey shows 95% support water protection. Hoosiers demand comprehensive water management policies, influencin...
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Republicans voted for budget cuts affecting Medicaid and SNAP to benefit the wealthy, risking health care for millions. Democrats unanimously opposed this, urging Republicans to prioritize Americans over tax cuts for billionaires. Medicaid's crucial...
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ADVISA in Carmel awards 12 Leadership Diversity Scholarships for 2025 to under-represented leaders eager to enhance their influence. Scholarships cover three programs: Emerging Leader Series, Leadership Fundamentals, and Leadership Academy. This init...
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Entrepreneurship involves grit and sacrifice, but it also offers joy and purpose. Celebrate women's empowerment by embracing your power, creating a fulfilling business, and leading with confidence. Success isn't just future achievements; it's finding...
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Reflecting on Malcolm X's "The Ballot or the Bullet," the Black community must choose empowerment through education. Systemic neglect leads to underfunded schools and lost futures. Prioritizing politics over students creates a divisive system. Advoca...
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Indianapolis reflects mixed reactions to Trump’s Congress speech on economic, immigration, and foreign policies. Some praise his economic and security measures, while others criticize immigration and international relations stances. Leaders express d...
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Beginning Women's Empowerment Month, we celebrate historical achievements. Biblical figures like Abigail, Miriam, and Rizpah exemplify greatness. Which heroine inspires you—Rahab, Deborah, or Queen Vashti? Embrace sisterhood, support one another, and...
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The Indiana Repertory Theatre presents Tennessee Williams’ “The Glass Menagerie,” directed by James Still, from March 11 to April 16. This innovative production explores disability and identity within an American family. Engage in additional artist d...
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Indiana Hoosiers defeated Oregon Ducks 78-62 in the 2025 TIAA Women's Basketball Big Ten Tournament. Dominating from the start, Indiana forced turnovers and maintained control. Yarden Garzon led with 18 points. Despite Oregon's late push, Indiana sec...
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Indianapolis hosts the 16th annual World Series of Comedy (WSOC) at the WIT Theater, March 12-15. With over 500 comedians competing, this event offers exposure and career opportunities. Past winners appear on major platforms like Netflix and Comedy C...
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Amidst irony, the radical right has crafted its own "New World Order." The U.S. weakens alliances, like NATO, and slashes vital programs like USAID, altering global leadership dynamics. This shift aligns the nation more closely with authoritarian reg...
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By Sym Posey | The Birmingham Times
The 60th anniversary of Bloody Sunday and the Selma to Montgomery March celebrates pivotal history, honoring activists who fought for voting rights. Salute Selma, Inc. leads this year's commemoration, highlighting...