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LifeLink of Georgia’s Multicultural Donation Education Program has spent years partnering with historically Black institutions in Georgia to expand education around organ donation and transplantation. Program leaders say the effort builds trust, broadens medical career paths and increases donation awareness in underserved communities.
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As Alabama A&M University prepares to welcome students back to campus, faculty and staff gathered Tuesday in the Event Center for the Spring 2026 Faculty/Staff Conference. Students are moving in this week and will return […]

Alabama A&M University graduate student Jalisa Williams has been named Teacher of the Year at Huntsville Junior High School, earning the honor during her first year at the school and just her second year in […]

For Alabama A&M University alumna Tiarra Smith, the path to space exploration began long before she stepped onto campus. A native of Montgomery, Alabama, Smith always knew two things about her future. “I knew growing […]

Battles over the Department of Education, immigration and artificial intelligence in the classroom aren’t going away in 2026.
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