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When Kenedi Kelso, Quinn Tilley, Tyler Bolz and Santino Trombino originally went viral on TikTok for their pasta drive-thru, they saw an opportunity to make an impact on the Manhattan community, and they continue to do just that. 

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV)– The 2023 "Journey of Hope Transamerica" route has finally come to an end. Cyclist Andrew Tielking's journey started almost three months ago in Seattle and he has finally made it to Washington D.C. Throughout Tielking's trip he has cycled over four thousand miles, raised almost $8,000 for people with disabilities, and [...]

The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi – the nations oldest and most selective all-discipline collegiate honor society – is currently accepting applications for its Mary Todd Sabbatical Award, named in honor of its former Executive Director, Dr. Mary Todd.

Franz accepted at Palmer College

Thomas Maxie Jackson, Sr. was the son of William R. and Anne Jackson, born on January 5, 1936 in Johnson City, Tennessee. Better known as Tom, he was a man

After a long day of bicycling in the heat from Vandalia, Ill., Indiana State University junior Andrew Tielking finally arrived at Dede Plaza late Tuesday afternoon, where supporters — including

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV)– Andrew Tielking’s journey started almost two months ago in Seattle.  Since then, him and 23 others have biked over a thousand miles– with stops all over the country– to get to their destination.  It’s part of the “Journey to Hope,” a coast-to-coast bike ride put on by the Pi Kappa Phi […]

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The fraternity was investigated for hazing allegations, which included giving new members chemical burns.

A Clemson University fraternity has drawn a four-year suspension after an investigation found that new members were being initiated with rituals that