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The University of Idaho on Thursday announced the death of one of its students.

MOSCOW (Idaho Statesman) — The University of Idaho announced Thursday that a third-year student died. Boise resident and journalism student Caden Young died, according to a memo sent out by Dean of Students and Vice Provost for Student Affairs Blaine Eckles. The Moscow-Pullman Daily News reported that Young wasn’t in Moscow and was out of […]

A seven-figure estate commitment from Penn State graduate and longtime volunteer Bob Houston has established a scholarship endowment to support military-affiliated students. The Robert J. Houston Military Excellence Scholarship in the Eberly College of Science will be awarded annually to undergraduate and graduate students who are enrolled in ROTC, whose parents are military veterans or who are themselves veterans of military service.

A seven-figure estate commitment from Penn State graduate and longtime volunteer Bob Houston has established a scholarship endowment to support military-affiliated students. The Robert J. Houston Military Excellence Scholarship in the Eberly College of Science will be awarded annually to undergraduate and graduate students who are enrolled in ROTC, whose parents are military veterans or who are themselves veterans of military service.

It is important to be involved on campus so you can make the most of your college life. For some, being a part of Greek life can help with that and more.  Greek Life at NIU is split up into four councils that hold a number of fraternities and sororities. The councils include the Interfraternity...

The comments on Greek Rank called the Jewish people “some of the worst to ever walk this planet”

Leighton Fairbairn, 1929 - 2021 Leighton Fairbairn Dr. Leighton E. “Leigh” Fairbairn, 91, of Edmond, Oklahoma and formerly of Garden City, Kansas, died Friday, April 9, 2021 surrounded by his family.  He was born April 20, 1929, in Claflin, Kansas, the son of John E. “Ed” and Frieda Grossardt Fairbairn.  He grew up in the Claflin area, graduated from Claflin High School and was very active in athletics – football, basketball and track.  In hi...

The management of one of Emporia’s newest apartment complexes is hoping to provide younger special-needs women the opportunity to reclaim their independence in a comfortable and secure environment. Located at 1005 Constitution St., “Charis Place” has been under constant renovation since founders Matthew and Brenda Shepherd began their mission of transforming the former Alpha Kappa Lambda fraternity house into a residential community in May. Currently, the complex hosts three tena...