Australian Open 2015 – Wikicommons This morning, world and American number one Serena Williams was named Sports Illustrated Magazine’s 2015 Sportsperson of the Year. The award comes as recognition of […]
Social responsibility: it is an important idea that emphasizes the necessity of both the individual and organization to act for the benefit of society at large. There exist several different […]
This past Tuesday, December 1st, marked the recognition of World AIDS Day. Designated on this date in 1988, World AIDS Day is dedicated to raising awareness about the AIDS virus […]
Over the past several months, the Syrian refugee crisis has dominated politics and the news, focusing on the millions of men, women, and children streaming into Europe and other surrounding […]
October 6th Student protest against racism at University of Missouri. Photo: © Mikala Compton Over the past week, there has been a lot of focus on the news surrounding the […]
Left to right: Russ Thaler, Peter Malkin, Lawrence B. Benenson, Stan Smith, Jeanne Moutoussamy-Ashe, Charlie Pasarell, Gigi Fernández, Mary Joe Fernández, Deborah Antoine, Tory Kiam, Polly Scott and Bill Rhoden. […]
Johnnie and Arthur Ashe © AALC November 11th marks the recognition of Veteran’s Day, an official public holiday in the United States honoring the brave individuals who risked their lives in […]
The right to education: something enjoyed by many women around the world. But for others, it is not yet a reality. In an article published in The Atlantic on November […]
Arthur Ashe addresses General Assembly in 1992 This past Saturday, on October 24th, the United Nations celebrated its 70th anniversary. Founded in 1945, the initial purpose of the formal intergovernmental […]
National Hispanic Heritage Month is a time to celebrate the accomplishments of Hispanic and Latino Americans across all fields and as that period comes to a close, it is important […]