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Month: February 2023

Rales Foundation bets big on Carnegie Mellon STEM students

By THALIA BEATY Associated Press Carnegie Mellon University and the Norman and Ruth Rales Foundation announced Wednesday a $116 million gift to endow scholarships for graduate students studying STEM from groups underrepresented in the fields, including racial minorities, women and first-generation college students. The foundation is named for a home-building supplies entrepreneur and his wife

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Rales Foundation bets big on Carnegie Mellon STEM students

By THALIA BEATY Associated Press Carnegie Mellon University and the Norman and Ruth Rales Foundation announced Wednesday a $116 million gift to endow scholarships for graduate students studying STEM from groups underrepresented in the fields, including racial minorities, women and first-generation college students. The foundation is named for a home-building supplies entrepreneur and his wife

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El Gobierno de Petro ofrece la ciudadanía colombiana a nicaragüenses despojados de su nacionalidad por Daniel Ortega

Sofía Benavides (CNN Español) — El gobierno de Gustavo Petro ofreció la ciudadanía colombiana a quienes han “sido abusados por el poder intolerante de Nicaragua”, en referencia a los 222 opositores que el pasado 9 de febrero fueron expulsados del país por el régimen de Daniel Ortega y llegaron a Estados Unidos y a otros

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Newton Co. families outraged over ‘insensitive’ homework for 1st graders

By Patrick Quinn Click here for updates on this story     COVINGTON, Georgia (WANF) — On Tuesday, some Covington families voiced outrage over a homework assignment distributed to all 1st-graders in Newton County Schools. “This absolutely promotes violence, it promotes divisiveness, it goes against everything this country is trying to heal and move away from,” said

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