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Here in jerusalem. As we continue our live breaking coverage of the war in israel on americas late newsrael, fox at night, fullr coverage of the war coming right now, but we have a Breaking Nowwe Hav news update on the Mass Shooting in lewiston, maine. The suspect, 40yearold, robert card, accused of killing 18, hamas found dead with ad selfinflicted gunshot wound. C. B. Cotton is gathering more information and we gesl get to her live in minute. Meantime, sunrise in gaza, 48 minutes away and the ...

The Associated Students Senate elections closed with a bang last Friday, and not in the way you’d expect. A paramilitary group, armed with nunchucks and BuzzBallz, stormed Corwin Pavilion during a meeting of the Senate, quickly seizing control of the proceedings. As the insurgency swept across the chamber, Off-Campus Senator Eric Shun took center stage,

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Emily B. Marthinsen explores the impacts of public-private partnerships on campus placemaking and educational mission.

Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) and Mithun have announced they are collaborating on a new student housing project for the University of California, Santa Barbara (USCB).  The two-phase project will deliver accommodations for 4,000 students by 2029, led by the new 2,140-bed San Benito complex...

Listen to The Second Studio podcast with architects David Lee and Marina Bourderonnet as they discuss architecture, design, and more with special guest Michael Kimmelman from The New York Times.

The project is split into two phases, with Phase 1 entailing construction of a new building and Phase 2 adding additional beds to existing campus housing.

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