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Even though she has only coached four times against rival Camden, second-year Lugoff-Elgin girls’ basketball head coach Maegan McBride has seen enough of Joyce Edwards to last her a lifetime.

Newark, NJ - A two game slide ended in resounding fashion. NJIT defeated Saint Peters 66-47 at the Joel & Diane Bloom Wellness and Events Center. Tuesday’s victory improved the Highlanders to 6-5...

Student-run cafe to open early next year

In an informational meeting, outside consultants conducting a study of disparities in who Cobb County government does business with asked for the public’s participation, while explaining their goals and processes.

September is Sickle Cell Awareness Month. It is a disease that impacts around 100,000 people in our country. Trinity Williams is one of those people.

The third annual Black Cultural Festival was held at Eugenes Alton Baker Park, featuring was plenty of music, games, and vendors to celebrate Black history and culture.

Members of the Vanderbilt community reacted with disappointment, concerns and optimism to the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on June 29 that declared race-based affirmative action unconstitutional. Vanderbilt previously “considered” race in its admissions process. Vanderbilt’s Office of Undergraduate Admissions declined to comment to The Hustler on how the university plans to change its admissions process...

MOHAVE VALLEY — The Arizona Bombers will continue their busy month after receiving an invite to the Premier Girls Fast Pitch Tournament in Huntington Beach, California.

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MOHAVE VALLEY — Softball, family and dedication; three words the Williams sisters live by.