Promising Civil Rights Lawyer and Harvard Alum Kiah Duggins Tragically Killed in Reagan National Airport Plane Crash

WASHINGTON — Kiah Duggins, a civil rights attorney set to start a significant role at Howard University’s law school, tragically lost her life in a plane crash on Wednesday evening at Reagan National Airport. Already an established figure in the Washington, D.C. community, Duggins was known for her passionate advocacy for social equity and justice. Colleagues and friends remember Duggins as an exceptional individual, whose intellect and compassion made a lasting impact. Bobby Gandu, who is associated with Wichita State University, where Duggins completed her undergraduate studies, praised her brilliance and empathic nature. “Kiah was … Read more

University of Chicago Alum Ascends the Judicial Ranks, Embarking on a Monumental Legal Journey

Chicago, IL — From the hallowed halls of the University of Chicago Law School to a distinguished seat on the bench, one former student epitomizes the journey from academia to judicial leadership. This particular individual, who spent years studying and later teaching at the university, has made a significant impact on the legal landscape, driven by a commitment to justice and a profound understanding of the law. The judge’s professional journey is marked not only by their elevated position but also by a notable dedication to public service. Throughout their career, this jurist has focused … Read more

From Local Rink to International Stage: Los Alamos High School Alum Meg Hilko Soars as Figure Skating Judge

LOS ALAMOS, N.M. – Meg Hilko, a Los Alamos High School graduate, has achieved international recognition as a figure skating judge, with recent appearances at prestigious championships around the world. However, her love for the ice and the sport began in her hometown of Los Alamos. Hilko reminisces about learning to skate at the local open-air rink and taking lessons from Maureen Hudson. She recalls a deep-rooted passion for figure skating that has stayed with her throughout her life. Although her own competitive days as a figure skater concluded before college, Hilko’s admiration for the … Read more