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Crabs start season 2-1 after taking their opening series over the San Francisco Seals to kick off Year #80 of Crabs baseball.

With protests demanding a ceasefire in Gaza on the rise on campuses around the country, student journalists are getting the story--often before major news outlets.

Pro-Palestinian protesters at UC Berkeley removed their encampment after talks with the university, which said it will consider their divestment demands.

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TheSac State Hornets defended their home turf with a vengeance in the last home series of the regular season, hardly letting Montana get a run in edgewise.

Student journalists are central to the reporting of historic national student protests, at times providing round-the-clock coverage and, increasingly, doing so under threats of arrest and violence.

The group is led by Students for Justice in Palestine at Sac State, and demonstrators are asking for the university to divest from companies that do business with Israel.

Republican legislative leaders are calling for more action against administrators on college campuses where protests have turned violent.

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