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Early Saturday morning, Ariana Zarse, a student at the University of Georgia and member of Pi Beta Phi, was killed in a hit and run on Broad Street.

Yellow school buses are typically thought to only be used at K-12 schools. However, this is not the case in Knox County. School buses rented by UT’s Greek organizations can

Student Snapshot: Irem Ozturk ’22 - Irem Ozturk ’22 (bio, neuroscience, health studies) plans to combine her passions for science and technology in a health-science career. 

On Tuesday, Oct. 5, the Student Organization Sing competition was hosted at the United Supermarkets Arena. S.O. Sing is an annual event hosted by the Student Activities Board that showcases

Former University of Toledo police officer Jeffrey Hodge murdered a female student 30 years ago. He is now up for parole.

ADVERTISEMENT 100-year-old Arkansas activist dies; Dorothy Davis Stuck remembered as journalism, desegregation pioneer by Tess Vrbin | Today at 3:06 a.m. Dorothy Davis Stuck, a pioneering Arkansan newspaper publisher, businesswoman and activist, died Thursday in Little Rock at the age of 100. Her career as an advocate for journalism, the desegregation of schools and the professional advancement of women earned her widespread admiration and honors throughout Arkansas. "Dorothy suffered a fall in...

Mae Marie was born July 24, 1925 in Grand Forks,

FCA students win awards at science and engeneering fair Two Fox Chapel Area High School students won awards at the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair (Regeneron ISEF) 2021. Junior Zoe Lakkis received a third-place Grand Award of $1,000 in the Computational Biology and Bioinformatics category for her project titled

Hillsdale College hosted its 50- & 60- Year Reunion from April 14-16, inviting back all members of the graduating classes of 1960, 1961, 1970, and 1971.

Events marking the occasion returned across the Tri-State Area, after many traditions were put on hold because of the pandemic.