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McKeough Family Establishes Endowment for Villanova’s Washington Minimester
McKeough Family Establishes Endowment for Villanova’s Washington Minimester

Andrew McKeough and the McKeough family have established a permanent endowment to ensure that financial barriers never prevent Villanova students from participating in the university’s prestigious Washington Minimester program.

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Ninth Summit of the Americas Commences in Los Angeles
Ninth Summit of the Americas Commences in Los Angeles

Leaders from across the American continents spoke at Summit events throughout the weekend to work on issues that impact the countries of the Western Hemisphere.

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