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Over $223,000 in grants were awarded to area nonprofits on Tuesday during a ceremony held by the Community Foundation of Southcentral Kentucky at the Bowling Green Chamber of Commerce.

A Norfolk-based project called The Parachute Project aims to tackle youth mental health with creative ideas despite limited resources.

A first-year student who was suspended last semester for taking down posters of Israeli hostages is now suing NYU, alleging the disciplinary action did not align with the university’s conduct policies and constituted “excessive sanctions.” The student, Hafiza Khalique, is calling for her suspension to be reversed, arguing NYU’s decision was “arbitrary and capricious.” In...

CAS professor Andrew Ross, who was accused of “egregious acts of antisemitism” in a November complaint filed against NYU by three Jewish students, will be allowed to make a case for entering the lawsuit as a third-party defendant during a court conference. Ross is arguing that what plaintiffs are asking for in the lawsuit, which...

Walid Raad, Chloë Bass, and Ariella Aïsha Azoulay are among those calling on NYU to reinstate Husain, who was allegedly suspended over his pro-Palestine speech.

Husain has long advocated for Palestinian liberation, both individually and as part of the art-oriented collective Decolonize This Place.

Gallatin professor Amin Husain, a longtime pro-Palestinian activist, was suspended from his position last week after a video of him criticizing media coverage of Hamas amid Israel’s war with the militant group surfaced online. Husain’s suspension follows a monthslong push for him to be removed from his position — an Oct. 17 petition demanding Husain’s...

Have you ever seen a graceful descent of a parachute while gazing up in the sky, wondering if you could make something similar? In this guide, we’ll show you how to make your very own mini parachute, and we’ll also include a personalized design.You will learn how to transform basic materials into miniature wonders that […]

We are pleased to announce that Charmaine Harris, of the POD team, will join the peer-supported Open Dialogue panel on Wednesday.