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Friday, February 26, 2021

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Most Pittsburgh Public students will stay online until 2021. Here are main takeaways from the Oct. school board meetings.

Most Pittsburgh Public students will stay online until 2021. Here are main takeaways from the Oct. school board meetings.

After two amendments and two days of public testimonies, the PPS board voted Wednesday in favor of extending exclusive online learning for most students through Jan. 2021.

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Mexican American biophysics student at Washington & Jefferson College wins prestigious NIH award

Mexican American biophysics student at Washington & Jefferson College wins prestigious NIH award

Alondra Martinez Osorno believes in seizing opportunities. That’s what the Washington & Jefferson College senior has done with each internship experience, and what led her to apply for – and … Read More

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Latino Community Center Hosting Back-to-school Bash Celebration

Latino Community Center Hosting Back-to-school Bash Celebration

Each year, the Latino Community Center hosts an annual Back-to-School Bash for Latino children in Pittsburgh. In past years this event has served over 200 students featuring a day of … Read More

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L’Oreal Chemist Dr. Rosario-Meléndez Featured in Science Center’s Women in STEM Series

L’Oreal Chemist Dr. Rosario-Meléndez Featured in Science Center’s Women in STEM Series

What is the science behind makeup? Carnegie Science Center is hosting a conversation with L’Oreal Associate Principal Chemist and Project Leader Roselin Rosario-Meléndez, Ph.D. to find out. Roselin is a … Read More

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ALPFA Announces Virtual Leadership Academy  program starting this Fall

ALPFA Announces Virtual Leadership Academy program starting this Fall

The Pittsburgh Chapter of the Association of Latino Professionals for America (ALPFA) annouced a new offering for this fall – the Virtual Leadership Academy. The program provides an opportunity for … Read More

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English Language Learners Needed for Research Study

English Language Learners Needed for Research Study

Walden University doctoral candidate Jamilah Byrom is researching the experiences of Latino immigrants enrolled in/or graduated from English language learning programs and their vulnerability to post-immigration stress. The study involves … Read More

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Stay-at-home, Closures Extended Until April 30; Schools Closed Indefinitely

Stay-at-home, Closures Extended Until April 30; Schools Closed Indefinitely

Governor Tom Wolf announced during a press conference on Monday that the state will extend the stay at home order for affected counties until April 30. Here is a summary … Read More

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Pitt Latino History Course to be Offered this Summer

Pitt Latino History Course to be Offered this Summer

University of Pittsburgh is offering a new Latino History course this summer. The course is a survey of the history of peoples of Latin American and Hispanic-Caribbean descent in the … Read More

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Hispanic Chamber Foundation Now Accepting Scholarship Applications

Hispanic Chamber Foundation Now Accepting Scholarship Applications

The PMAHCC Foundation Scholarship Program is accepting applications for its annual scholarship program for the scholastic year starting in the fall of 2020. Recipients of the scholarship will be awarded … Read More

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