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Photo by Loyola WSGS Program on October 13, 2025.

Photo by Loyola WSGS Program on October 13, 2025.

Photo by Loyola WSGS Program on October 13, 2025.

Photo by Loyola WSGS Program on October 13, 2025.

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Posted On: October 13th 2025, 06:59 pm

Congratulations to Maryam Rizvi for presenting the second lecture in our annual WSGS Feminist Lecture Series! Thank you everyone that could join us!

If you were not able to make it, no worries! Stay tuned for our third Feminist Lecturer!

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First Wednesday without The Challenge and wow, I’m really gonna miss this one. 🥹

When I first walked into that house, I wasn’t really vibing with anybody, and I’m pretty sure the feeling was mutual lol. Then somewhere along the way, those same people started to feel like family. I’ll cherish the friendships I made in that house forever.

This season I showed more sides of myself than I was expecting to share. Y’all got to see me be competitive, loud, emotional, goofy, and everything in between. It takes guts to let people see all those sides of you, and I don’t regret giving you every single one. I’m proud of how I carried myself and how much I let myself be ME.

I go on reality TV to win money (let’s be real 😂) and find my people. If you saw a little bit of yourself in me this season, in the good or the ugly, I’m glad we found each other. We’re multifaceted. We’re allowed to be a lot of things at once, and we’re meant to feel it all.

You are not too much. You are not too loud. You are exactly who and what this world needs.

@lsacastinggroup thank you for giving me a shot, to @bunimmurray thank you for a thrill of this lifetime, and to everyone who watched and rode with me every Wednesday. I’m so grateful I got to do this. ❤️

And if I get the call back? F you, I’ll probably be there 🤭
#thechallenge #paramountplus

The Department of Homeland Security has mounted an extraordinary campaign to hunt for illegal voters. But the crusade has so far resulted in the Trump administration charging only about 236 people, a minuscule share of the more than 158 million ballots cast in the 2024 election.

State audits and studies have repeatedly found that noncitizen voting is extremely rare in the U.S., and there have been no instances in which their votes are known to have swayed an election.

In the process, some noncitizens have been caught up in a disorienting and often demeaning experience: Taken by federal agents from their homes, or ordered to turn themselves in. Portrayed as criminals by the country many of them are trying to become citizens of, with their names and faces circulating online.

The New York Times contacted people whom the administration charged with violating election law. Read more about their experience at the link in our bio. Photo by Jae C. Hong/@apnews

This Diwali, get a special wish for your family and friends from Janhvi Kapoor or Ayushmann Khurrana! ✨

Create your personalised Diwali greeting on the Bajaj Finance App and share the festive cheer with your loved ones.

Tap the link in bio to get started!

#BlockbusterEMIDays #BBED2026 #BajajFinance #DiwaliWishes #PersonalisedGreetings #EMIHaiNa

Hello, Uzbekistan!

Mo Farah here, and I’m excited to be coming to Samarkand for the Samarkand Marathon on November 7-8.

I’ll have the honor of officially starting the marathon at the iconic Registan Square.

See you at the start line!

Yezzzzz!!

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What region is your family from? Drop it in the comments and let us know which ones we should feature in Part 3! 🇮🇹👇 @mikecarioscia