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The University announced it will put up markers on campus buildings named after slaveowners.

By Michela Moscufo

By Michela Moscufo

Jonny Wilkes talks to historian Tracy Borman about how the Tudor dynasty could have been cut short and England hurled into a religious civil war

From Wrongful Arrest to Anti-Prison Activist: Bryonn Bain’s Road to ‘Lyrics From Lockdown’ From Wrongful Arrest to Anti-Prison Activist: Bryonn Bain’s Road to ‘Lyrics From Lockdown’ courtesy of / Bryonn Bain Content warning: This article contains use of the N-word. Monday, November 25. Dawn. Bryonn Bain is one of several inmates chained together to board a bus to Rikers Island. Once on the bus, the men, rolling 12-deep, are told that they will be heading to a new location, Vernon ...

Columbia’s zero tolerance pandemic policies aren’t working Columbia’s zero tolerance pandemic policies aren’t working PJ HUANG / Staff Photographer By Henry Astor | April 9, 2021, 12:19 PM If you have spent any time on Columbia’s campus over the past year, you have probably seen the ubiquitous blue signs that read “Report a Health & Safety Violation” alongside a QR code that links directly to the Student Conduct and Community Standards website. Since the COVID-19 pandemic bega...

47abc December 23, 2020 POCOMOKE, Md.- One Pocomoke woman got a 90th birthday surprise Wednesday that was a little different than what she’s used to, a drive by parade. “In today’s times things look dark sometimes, you forget just how much you mean to people and that’s what my goal is for today is for her to see just how much she is truly loved,” Travis Ayers, Lillie’s grandson, said. Lillie Mae Ayres typically spends her birthdays at Hartley Hall, a nursing home where she works, ce...