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Published January 14, 2021 • Updated on January 14, 2021 at 5:40 pm NBCUniversal Media, LLC The University of New Haven is investigating whether any of its students were involved in the events in the US Capitol riot last week after receiving complaints about social media posts. In a letter to the community, university President Steven Kaplan condemned the violence and said that school officials would be investigating social media posts that have been reported to them. "The unlawful action...

The Iowa State University College Republicans student group, which urged people after the November election to “arm up,” tweeted on the day this week rioters stormed the U.S. Capitol that some of its members were in Washington and it was time to “destroy” Republicans considered disloyal to the party. “We are in DC and Des Moines fighting for America,” the students announced Wednesday on Twitter, Before insurrectionist breached the Capitol and forced lawmakers to flee, the student g...

2020 Man of the Year: Hooters Mask Dad January 3, 2021 3:00 PM There are family restaurants—places like IHOP, Dennys, Cracker Barrel—and then there are family restaurants like Hooters. At least thats where Florida man Steve Golba likes to take his family for fun times in a friendly atmosphere. He also probably likes sinking his teeth into those enormous mounds of hot wings, not to mention those eye-popping nacho platters. And whats wrong with showing support for this family restaurant by ha...

To say it’s been a whirlwind of a year for Dear Old State would be an understatement at best. What began as a promising (and normal!) year was soon derailed by the coronavirus pandemic and its countless effects. Months later, Penn Staters returned to campus to embark on what was certainly one of the strangest semesters to date. As bad as 2020 might’ve been for some, we’ve finally reached its end. Before the ball drops at midnight and we step into whatever 2021 might bring, let’s briefly...

On Campus Chaplains Take a closer look at two traditional college experiences on Baylor University’s campus — living in residence halls and competing on one of the University’s 19 NCAA Division I athletics teams — and you will often find a unique marker of Truett Seminary’s influence. Truett students serving as resident and sports chaplains are embedded within their respective communities and walk through the challenges and opportunities of daily life with students. The resident chapl...

Gilmer BOE updates code, meeting dates, and handbook in DecemberNews December 21, 2020 , by Lonnie Adams EAST ELLIJAY, Ga. – Preparing for the new year and new board members, Gilmer Schools updated their students code and handbook as they hit their mid-year meeting and prepare for the return for the second semester in January. Coming late in the year, changes to the student handbook were approved this week in order to provide for students needing certain credits for graduation. Adjusting spec...

UTSA students lawsuit over COVID-19 sanctions tossed FacebookTwitterEmail 1of2 A judge this week tossed UTSA sophomore Gregory N. Rincón II’s lawsuit that sought to prevent the university from imposing any sanctions against him for violating “community COVID-19 guidelines.”Tom Reel /Staff file photoShow MoreShow Less 2of2 A UTSA student had sued the university after it moved to suspend him for violating COVID-19 guidelines by allegedly hosting a fraternity event off-campus before the sta...

Victims of sexual violence face multiple road blocks to justice on college campuses By Ashlynd Huffman CNHI News Oklahoma Dec 16, 2020 Provided Editor’s note: This is the fourth part in an ongoing series by the News Press. Between 20-25% of all college-aged women will be victims of some form of sexual violence as an undergraduate, according to data collected by the CDC. The Rape Abuse and Incest National Network reports more than 5% o...

UTSA students lawsuit over COVID-19 sanctions tossed FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 A judge this week tossed UTSA sophomore Gregory N. Rincón II’s lawsuit that sought to prevent the university from imposing any sanctions against him for violating “community COVID-19 guidelines.”Tom Reel /Staff file photoShow MoreShow Less 2of3 A UTSA student had sued the university after it moved to suspend him for violating COVID-19 guidelines by allegedly hosting a fraternity event off-campus before the sta...

Tweet About a week ago PJ, Campus Reform, and others carried the story of Dion Okeke. A student at Texas A&M, Okeke had received a threatening letter from the Student Code of Conduct Office. The letter indicated that Okeke was potentially in some serious trouble for placing Trump signs on the campus ahead of the election, which is allowed at TAMU. Okeke could face discipline up to and including expungement if he failed to attend a meeting in January with the office that sent him the letter. C...