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Despite pandemic challenges, alumni and friends donate for scholarships, research April 6, 2021
The Brilliant Future campaign went public in October 2019 with a gala highlighted by an inspirational speech from Jimmy and Sheila Peterson, who serve as campaign chairs. Christopher Todd / for UCI
Irvine, Calif., April 6, 2021 – Alumni and friends of the University of California, Irvine have raised more than $1 billion to support scholarships, groundbreaking research, top-notch patient care and world-class educational facilities, among other initiatives.
The $1 billion total pushes UCI across the halfway mark in its $2 billion philanthropic effort, Brilliant Future: The Campaign for UCI, which has also engaged 44,000 alumni so far – more than half the goal of 75,000 by 2024.
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uschools/iStockBy KATIE KINDELAN, GMA
(WASHINGTON) The impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump following the deadly Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol is providing a lesson on trauma for the country, experts said.
For some people, the trauma of that day is still raw and is being relived as they watch images and videos replayed during the impeachment trial. Others may have moved on with little or no trauma suffered from the siege, which left five people dead.
Even lawmakers who were on Capitol Hill that day have reported having very different experiences, as seen during senators’ reactions to impeachment evidence and when Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., recounted her own experience in remarks on the House floor and in two widely viewed livestreams on Instagram.
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How a group of widows who lost partners to Covid are coping with their grief, together Ethan Sacks © Provided by NBC News
The last time Pamela Addison saw her husband alive, on April 3, she managed to mouth the words I love you to him before the paramedics loaded him into the ambulance.
Martin Addison, 44, a speech pathologist, couldn t respond. He had been struggling to breathe as he tried to recover from Covid-19 at home two weeks after having been exposed at the hospital where he conducted swallow evaluations on patients. As she held her 6-month-old son, Graeme, and her 2-year-old-daughter, Elsie, and watched the ambulance drive away, she still held on to hope that her husband, healthy and in his prime, would recover quickly. After all, the news reports at the time suggested that the victims of the pandemic were predominantly elderly or those with pre-existing conditions.
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