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LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — Members of five fraternities have been banned from the University...

Click here for updates on this story    LAWRENCE, KS (KCTV) -- The University of Kansas issued public health bans against students who

2021 Honorary Membership Edward Bosley, Hon. AIA 2021 Honorary Membership Recipient, Edward R. (Ted) Bosley, Executive Director and CEO, The Gamble House Conservancy, at the Gamble House 2021 Honorary Membership Recipient The AIA recognizes the notable contributions and service of people outside of the architecture profession with Honorary Membership. For nearly 50 years, Edward “Ted” Bosley, Hon. AIA, has vigorously promoted the importance of architecture through his preservati...

By Jon Mark Beilue The 10 members of Beta Sigma Phi call it “Yarn Bombing.” This bombing is quiet, almost undetectable and done with little to no fanfare or publicity. And that’s just the way they want it. “It’s totally anonymous,” said Dr. Darlene Pulliam, McCray Professor of Business and Regents Professor. “Sometimes a few students will wander around while we’re out there. We’ll say, ‘Here, take one.’ Other than that, I don’t think anyone knows how this happens.” Bet...

OSU Extension’s Heer receives recognition Submitted story COLUMBUS — Candace J. Heer, Family and Consumer Sciences Educator of the Morrow County office of Ohio State University Extension, has been recognized by the Ohio Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Phi for her work in Family and Consumer Sciences Educational Programming. Heer received the award on December 9th during the virtual OSU Extension Annual Conference. The ESP Early Career Service is given annually to an Extension professional who cont...

Douglas “Elliott” Wells, of Owensboro, died Friday morning, Dec. 18, in his home. He was 22.  Wells was a senior at WKU, studying broadcasting and public relations with a minor in journalism writing. He was very involved on campus, and he was a member of the Kentucky Delta chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon.  He was active in WKU’s on-campus sports broadcast, the Extra Point. Wells worked for the Herald for several semesters as a sportswriter, covering the soccer and basketball b...

Currently recognized fraternities within App State’s Interfraternity Council that are under sanctions and/or investigation with App State and/or the organizations’ national offices: Delta Chi — University probation and social restriction through Aug. 31, 2021, due to an unregistered party and violation of North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper’s executive orders on maximum capacity for gatherings due to COVID-19. Sanctioned Oct. 23. Sigma Nu — University social restriction in place through Ma...

Maxwell Claude Gillette, age 93, died Dec. 10, 2020, at Sutter Health Hospital, Van Ness Campus, where he was being treated for lung cancer. Born in Des Arc, Arkansas on March 2, 1927, Maxwell was the youngest of 12 children. In 1943, his parents, Charles and Emma Gillette moved to San Francisco from Chicago, bringing Maxwell and four of his sisters and brothers (Gladys, Edythe, Roscoe, and  Harold) with them.  The children attended public school in San Francisco with Maxwell graduating from ...

Law School In Memoriam 2020 As we reflect on this year, we want to remember those we lost from the law school family in 2020. If you know of any other law alumni who passed away this year but are not on the list, please email Jordan Burgess at jburgess1@udayton.edu. Robert Dodson 86 Robert Jeff Dodson, 59, of Evansville, Indiana, passed away on Wednesday, July 29, 2020 at Deaconess Midtown Hospital. Jeff was born in Ridley Park, Pennsylvania on December 10, 1960 to Robert Allen and Jeane (Stev...