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The article highlights the severe and unequal impact of climate change on Black communities, driven by systemic neglect and environmental degradation, and argues that investing in public transit is essential for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting sustainable development.

Byline: Kim Smith A University of Richmond T.C. Williams School of Law student is leading the effort to write a letter to the Virginia State Bar asking for the termination [...]

Byline: Kim Smith This spring, the University of Richmond plans to launch the construction of an 'Eco-Corridor' that will provide students with an access site for nature. The Eco-Corridor is [...]

Byline: Kim Smith A University of Richmond alumnus and his wife were murdered by their teenage daughter's ex-boyfriend in December 2017. Scott Fricker, a UR Theta Chi Omicron brother, and [...]

Byline: Kim Smith Editor's Note: In her talk, Kristina Anderson said she never calls the shooter by name in order to limit notoriety. Anderson also asked that the name not [...]

Byline: Kim Smith International students at the University of Richmond have the opportunity to enroll in two classes that aim to help them improve their English writing, listening and speaking [...]

Stand-alone photo essay. Atlanta FINAL FOUR: Today-Monday MORE ONLINE: See Kimberly Smith's do's and don'ts in an online gallery at www.ajc.com/living. PLUS: Check out all there is to do in [...]

Apr 14, 2005 (Australian Accounting Review - ABIX via COMTEX) Supply chain management (SCM) is a concept attracting a lot of interest among both companies and governments. Its supporters argue [...]

Byline: Kim Smith MESA, Ariz. _ Decade-old court records hint at the potential for violence in the East Valley home where a family of five was massacred Tuesday, including a […]

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in the previous issues including "Rock Point school board exceeding travel budget" in March 2011 issue, "Shirley refusing to release OnSat, BCDS documents" in the March 2011 issue, and about a meeting discussing the sacred sites of indigenous people in the U.S.

Two letters to the editors are presented related to the topics including economic development with the industrial economy of Navajo citizens and the environmental benefits of renewable energy sources.

Presents a letter to the editor commenting on an article previously published in the November 15, 2004 issue of the periodical "Indianapolis Business Journal" concerning the cooperation between the government of the state of Indiana and the city administration of Indianapolis.