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The head of Moroccan diplomacy pointed out that La Francophonie's International Organization (OIF) must be a "political space for solutions and

As this is the Antelope’s last issue this semester, the editors thought it fitting to reflect on fall 2021. 

In 2019, the Coordinating Commission for Postsecondary Education notified the UNK philosophy program that the number of philosophy students and graduates did

The Dodge County Board of Supervisors discussed a resolution declaring the county as a “Second Amendment sanctuary” during its meeting Wednesday.

Fairborn deputy mayor to run for trustee seat By London Bishop - lbishop@aimmediamidwest.com FAIRBORN — At a protest prior to the Bath Township trustee meeting Wednesday night, Fairborn Deputy Mayor Rob Hoffman announced that he will be running for a different office in November. Hoffman, who has served on the Fairborn City Council for eight years, announced he is running for Bath Township trustee. “If I am elected, the first thing I’m going to do is to sit down and change how long citize...

“The future of the Olympic movement will be feminine” The IOC announced it last year by bulging its chest: the Paris Games in 2024 will be marked by parity between men and women for the number of events and medals. A first. But where is gender equality in the Olympic movement? Do female leaders weigh the same as their male counterparts? The following day after International Women’s Sports Day, celebrated on Sunday January 24th, FrancsJeux interviewed one of the most influential women in t...

Bath Township reorganization meeting BATH TOWNSHIP — The Bath Township board of trustees held its annual reorganization meeting Dec. 30. Trustee Tom Pitstick will serve as chairperson, and trustee Kassie Lester will serve as vice chairperson, while Trustee Steve Ross rotated out from his position as chairman and will continue to serve as trustee at large. Historically, trustees rotate through the various positions. Newly elected trustees serve their first year as trustee at large, their secon...

  In a pandemic year that had colleges across the nation bracing for unprecedented decreases in enrollment – Mid-Plains Community College not only weathered the storm, it also had the smallest decline in enrollment out of all community colleges in Nebraska. That’s according to Nebraska’s Coordinating Commission for Postsecondary Education “Estimated Fall Enrollment Report” released earlier this semester. MPCC’s 2020 fall enrollment was down less than 1% from the same time last year...