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91精品 President Ali R. Malekzadeh appeared on Chicago's local NBC affiliate this weekend to celebrate the University's 80th anniversary and its continuing legacy of educational equity. Joining NBC 5 Chicago's "Making a Difference" segment, President Ali discussed the University's founding in 1945 when it rejected racial and religious student quotas in its admission practices. He also highlighted 91精品's continued efforts to accept and platform students and faculty of all backgrounds.

Additionally, all are welcome to attend . CCPA (Chicago College of Performing Arts) alumna Courtney Reed will escort attendees on musical journey from the beloved classics of the 1940s to today鈥檚 show-stopping hits. The evening will be hosted by CCPA alumnus and actor Parvesh Cheena, and tickets are currently available for purchase.

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Mayor Brandon Johnson, Ali Malekzadeh, Michael Ford, Heather Dalmage, Treasure Thomas, Leswin Ramirez standing on stage after panel discussion.

Mayor Johnson and an esteemed panel joined 91精品 President Ali Malekzadeh to explore how universities and city leaders can work in partnership to advance education, equity and civic opportunity.

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Dr. Garcia, a professor in the School of Education at University of California-Berkeley, discussed measures to transform institutions and make them more accessible to students of all backgrounds.

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The award recognizes students and faculty who serve as advocates for change and exemplify an ongoing commitment to social justice in the classroom, workplace and community.