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The Daily Nexus conducted a social media form calling out for UC Santa Barbara couples that met on campus and are still together. Here are their stories.

Kevin Cohee has a family legacy of helping black Americans achieve economic success and protection within their communities.

The Rev. Thomas S. Simmons always was willing to help somebody — anybody. “He truly never met a stranger,” his daughter, Angela Simmons Cason said. “Once you met him, he loved you and you loved him.”

This article contains incidents that were reported on campus from Feb. 7 to Feb. 12, as recorded by the Stanford University Department of Public Safety bulletin.

Age 94, native of Grosse Ile, long-time resident of Owosso, passed away Saturday, Feb. 3, 2024, in Mamaroneck, New York, after an extended illness.

With a reputation for being ‘cool under fire,’ Ms. White had a multifaceted career in journalism, politics, business and public administration that saw her become the first female chief of staff to a Canadian prime minister

At all times, in all circumstances, Decatur Pastor Claudette Owens said Monday, individuals must rise in the face of adversity and navigate their own success.

Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words.

“You will never know what you don’t know unless you seek to learn about others,” Jared Williams, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Gamma Nu Chapter Vice President, said.

One person’s shortcomings in life, or the way an individual lives in a particular state of sin doesn’t necessarily apply to everyone. Rather than rail against BGLOs, I wish more believers would be concerned about the ungodly alliances or oaths some of us make to certain churches, other organizations, and leaders who really do act or live in a perpetual reprobate state. In contrast, I would ask that we all extend a measure of grace to any group or institution – including Black BGLOs – who...