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The student claimed that the University charged her a higher fee to re-enroll after she sued Penn for the sexual advances she allegedly faced from a former Counseling and Psychological Services director.

A development partner has been appointed to advance the Bonnyrigg Renewal Project through its newest phase. The project, which minister for planning and minister for homes, Anthony Roberts, descri

Winter weather has led to delays and cancellations in parts of Oregon.

A group of East Tennessee State University business student volunteers, under the guidance of accountancy faculty member Dr. Michelle Freeman, will offer free tax preparation assistance again this year through

“What to do About Misinformation?” is the topic of a “Leading Voices in Public Health” Lecture Series sponsored by the East Tennessee State University College of Public Health on Thursday,

Inclusion Louth (formerly Dundalk Parents and Friends) will hold its Spring General Meeting tomorrow, Monday 13th February at 7.30pm in the Fairways Hotel (Bell...

State lawmakers are looking at a bill that would raise the state age to 21 and over to buy and use tobacco products. The state could miss out on grant money for substance abuse prevention programs i

The Missouri House of Representatives approved a preliminary version of a bill that would raise wages for state employees, though some members of the lower chamber argued more needed to be done.

To help commemorate Black History Month, two albums produced and curated by East Tennessee State University’s Dr. Ted Olson will be released later this month.

The governor's proposed biennial $50.5 billion budget includes $500 million in income- and business-tax cuts and increases education funding while keeping Connecticut's 'fiscal' guardrails and continuing to pay down the state's underfunded pension debt. Here's where the money goes.