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Large parties, like these from 2019, are being frowned upon in Fredonia. Fredonia police are issuing a warning to residents and college students: parties and large gatherings will be facing scrutiny in the coming weeks. Philip Maslak, department police chief, noted in a news item to local media on Monday that state Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s Executive Order regarding gatherings is still in effect. Parties and or gatherings outdoors are limited to 25 persons at this time, while maintaining social dis...

Campus Times The Campus Times staff has worked hard on a responsive web redesign. Please bear with us as some older content may be temporarilily unavailable. To submit feedback, or to report an issue, email the Web Staff at online@campustimes.org.× Courtesy Alyssa Koh April 25, 2021 One of the most interesting things that has come about this year is the rise of student-run and (loosely, at least) UR-affiliated Instagram accounts. They span from silly creative endeavors — ...

Troy Independent School District student Maddox Cozart was happy to return to class after 12 days serving in-school suspension. Raymond Mays Middle School had deemed the sixth-grader’s choice of hairstyling — two braids that laid down in the back — was against the campus’ dress and grooming code. Each day he did not adhere to the student handbook, he was sent to ISS. “He was excited to get back to class,” Hope Cozart, Maddox’s mother, told the Telegram Friday....

Byron Donalds weighs in against transgender bathroom access Byron Donalds. Image via Colin Hackley. U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds has urged the Lee County School Board to back off an interpretation of federal law on transgender policy. That comes after hundreds of individuals showed up at a Lee County School Board meeting last week angry with current policy. NBC-2 reports the crowd was angry about a best practices poster in schools saying students should use the bathroom and locker facilities matchi...

Killeen ISD elementary school evacuated due to fire set by student By FOX 7 Austin Digital Team Published  KILLEEN, Texas - A Killeen ISD elementary school was evacuated Thursday morning after a student set a fire in a campus bathroom. Killeen ISD says that around 9:40 a.m., smoke alarms went off on the second floor of Maude Moore Wood Elementary School, leading to an immediate evacuation of the campus. Fire crews arrived on the scene and located a small fire in the upstairs bathroom and put i...

10-year-old set fire that led to evacuation of Killeen middle school Maude Moore Wood Elementary School at 6410 Morganite Lane in Killeen was evacuated Thursday morning. (Source: Killeen ISD) By KWTX Staff | April 22, 2021 at 4:42 PM CDT - Updated April 23 at 1:49 AM KILLEEN, Texas (KWTX) - A 10-year-old student set the fire that led to the evacuation of Maude Moore Wood Elementary School Thursday morning in Killeen. The school at 6410 Morganite Lane in Killeen was evacuated at around 9:4...

The UT Board of Trustees held a special virtual meeting on April 20 in which they reviewed and approved revised additions to the Student Code of Conduct for the UT Knoxville campus and the student immunization rules which will apply to all UT campuses. Ryan Stinnett, the general council of the Board of Trustees, explained the proposed changes to the code of conduct, which are intended to better address hate speech and actions on campus. “The proposed changes include incorporating UTK’...

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Interim President Thomas Galligan gave an update on the University’s progress on reforming Title IX procedures Thursday, and answered other questions students have raised on campus. “We have to train, train, train,” Galligan said. “Because empathy, culture shift, increased sensitivity, is going to come from awareness and knowledge.” Galligan said since the Husch Blackwell report was released, the University has looked at the 18 recommendations and plans to implement all...

TROY — Troy ISD student Maddox Cozart has been placed in in-school suspension for 11 days and counting. His mom, Hope Cozart, said it has not been because of disciplinary issues, but because of the 11-year-old’s choice of hair styling. Maddox, a Raymond Mays Middle School sixth-grader, is biracial. His father is black and Maddox decided to explore the different hairstyles that many black men wear. “My son had a head full of hair and at the beginning of March we got a note from hi...