A look back at UMW’s 10 presidents (The Free Lance-Star)
Richardson: Is your company offering competitive compensation packages? (The Free Lance-Star)
A black man was lynched in 1932. An author wants the community to finally deal with it. (The Washington Post)
UMW hires new director for continuing and professional studies (The Free Lance-Star)
When you leave a job, take this advice (The Free Lance-Star)
Perriello visits UMW for education policy discussion (The Free Lance-Star)
Young Life: Jump into the past with hands-on history fun (The Free Lance-Star)
The complete list of test-optional colleges and universities, as of now (The Washington Post)
Subramanian Interviewed on New Hampshire Public Radio
Sushma Subramanian, assistant professor of journalism in the Department of English, Linguistics and Communication, was interviewed on New Hampshire Public Radio recently about an article (“Worse Than Tuskegee”) she wrote for Slate magazine, published in February. The article was about American researchers who infected Guatemalans with syphylis and gonorrhea 70 years ago and left without treating them. To listen to the interview, visit http://nhpr.org/post/41117-gerrymandering-legacy-disease-experiments#stream/0
To read Subramanian’s article in Slate, visit http://www.slate.com/articles/health_and_science/cover_story/2017/02/guatemala_syphilis_experiments_worse_than_tuskegee.html