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Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden (BA ’73) led a virtual conversation with Hillary Clinton and author Elaine Weiss a

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In April, alumna Patricia Aguilar watched on CNN as the U.S.

More than five decades ago, the Civil Rights Act outlawed discrimination by race, gender and religion.

What does it take to succeed in law school?

B. Pagels Minor (MIS '11, MBA '14)

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Public administration professor Jeannine Love joined the national Scholar Strike for Racial Justice with an online te