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On Thursday, Gov. Bill Lee signed a law that prohibits public colleges and universities from allowing access to video platforms headquartered in China on campus internet networks, a measure that

Abby Ann Ramsey, who has worked as a staff writer and Managing Editor for The Daily Beacon, was selected to be next year’s Editor-in-Chief by the Student Media Board, a

To some, “religion” brings up memories of stained glass windows in a rainbow of colors and sermons in front of a gilded altar. To others, “religion” might remind them of

Every day for the past few weeks, dozens of students at UT have been abstaining from food, water and other drinks. While this may seem like an unusual practice, this

Having grown up in the South and attending Catholic school for all of my adolescent years, Catholicism has provided me with many opportunities. I got confirmed in my sophomore year

The academic study of religion helps us reflect on ourselves and learn more about those around us. It introduces us to the religions of the world as well as the

Indonesia hosted the first round of negotiations on a free trade agreement between the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) and the Republic of...

Indonesia has just concluded the first round of negotiations with the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) for a free-trade agreement as part of an effort to ...

ASTANA. KAZINFORM – Jakarta hosted the first round of talks to conclude a treaty on free trade between the Eurasian Economic Union and Indonesia, Kazinform cites the press service of the Eurasian Economic Commission.

The Volunteer’s Union, one of two campaigns running in this year’s Student Government Association elections, aims to change the narrative of previous campaigns and gear SGA’s focus towards the student