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As a UMass Law student and Public Interest Law Fellow, Rbrey Singleton, JD candidate '22 has advocated for under-represented populations. Photo: Courtesy of Rbrey Singleton. As he concludes his second year of law school, Rbrey “R.D.” Singleton already possesses a world of experience—both personal and professional—that is preparing him for a career advocating for others. As the son and grandson of immigrants who volunteers in UMass Law’s Immigration Law Clinic, Singleton understands the hardships and dreams of those seeking a new life and opportunities in the United States. An intern...

  LETHBRIDGE, ALTA. -- When most people think of summer camp, the first things that comes to mind are sports or outdoor activities. However, one of the university's most popular camps, Destination Exploration, is introducing kids to the exciting world of science. Destination Exploration is a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) camp with the goal of getting the kids to play, explore, discover and learn. It's a week-long day camp that runs for kids ranging from grades one to seven to help them learn in a new and fun way. "We do everything from science, engineering, technolo...

Aldershot magistrates court (left) and Basingstoke magistrates court (right) A man from Ludgershall has been accused of making almost 21,000 child abuse images. Paul Howard Thomas, of Andover Road, is charged with making 20,906 Category C indecent images of a child. The 46-year-old, who has not entered a plea, will next appear before Salisbury Magistrates’ Court on July 20. A woman has been fined after she obstructed a police officer carrying out his duties. Rebecca Collett, of Watergate Lane in Bulford, pleaded guilty to assaulting David Cook in Andover on January 29. But further c...

Jun. 4—Staff report ATHENS — Concord University has announced plans for the Fall 2021 Semester which includes an anticipated return to pre-pandemic levels of instruction and operations. "We plan to be on campus, in our classrooms, while also providing several online programs that are new and exciting. Like last year, Concord will remain agile, ready to change if it becomes necessary, and ...

Saint Anselm can keep dancin’. The Hawks won the program's first NCAA Tournament game in dramatic fashion, scoring six of the final eight goals to win in overtime, 12-11, against Seton Hill on Friday afternoon. With under two minutes left in overtime, Noah Larsen went to his right behind the net before, then he shifted to his left while Matt Ward set a pick. That gave him the space he needed to get up top and released the ball while being driven to the ground, it bounced into the net to send Saint A’s to the NCAA Quarterfinals. No. 5-seeded Saint Anselm (13-1) will face NE-10 foe Le Moyne...