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Elon Musk promised to defend anyone who was "unfairly treated by your employer due to posting or liking something" on Twitter. A student facing disciplinary action from UI was the

McDowell County Board of Education held is first monthly meeting of 2024 earlier this week.

Parents tell 10 News the incident first took place back in October, but now they're sounding the alarm after they learned the child could return to school.

Between May 1, 2022, and April 30, 2023, a total of 132 reports of non-academic misconduct were processed through the Non-Academic Misconduct Intake Office (NAMIO), in a marked decrease from previous years. The numbers were published as a report at the Dec. 8 Board of Trustees open session meeting.

On Dec. 1, the anti-Israel student group, Huskies for a Free Palestine, staged an eight-hour sit-in on the fourth floor of the Curry Student Center.

Huskies for a Free Palestine held a sit-in Dec. 1 protesting the university’s research partnerships with companies sending military weapons to Israel and expressing solidarity with the Palestinian people. According to a post on the group’s Instagram, over 100 participants showed up to the eight-hour demonstration, during which attendees chanted pro-Palestine slogans and wielded posters condemning the...

An alarming rash of school threats across our area has parents and students worried.

SU VP Rob Hradsky confronted students at Schine Student Center’s atrium over a sign that had the phrase “globalize the intifada” on it.

When Sophie Bower transferred from Montana State University to the University of Montana to study wildlife biology, she had already lost a friend to a fentanyl overdose. During her time

A Texas woman is accusing her sons’ school district of failing to condemn racism after she says they were subjected to anti-Asian American taunts on the bus, and her older boy had a swastika drawn on his shirt last year.