The turf glistened under the stadium lights as Stevenson's men's lacrosse players dominated Eastern University, eye black smeared across their cheeks and jerseys matted to their skin in sweat. The buzzer...

It’s 1973 in Harbin, China. Meimei Wan stood beside her music teacher's harmonium, feeling the ebbs and flows of the wind sent by foot-operated bellows. Something stirred in the 8-year-old girl's heart,...

The San Francisco State University men’s basketball team concluded their season with a loss in the CCAA Division II tournament on Thursday night — also marking the end of the distinguished collegiate...

Jackets emblazoned with letters worn by Greek life members are a sight familiar even to unwitting passersby at San Francisco State University. The letters proudly displayed on each member denote allegiance...

Birds chirp in the light breeze of a bright afternoon. Coveted spring weather knocks on Thursday’s door. While students head to their final classes of the day, junior Alyssa Zaepfel’s day isn’t over. ...

Preparing for her third appearance at the indoor NCAA Division II championships, Macaria Moore-Bastide is earning a spot at nationals. From March 8-9, the San Francisco State University track and field...

Just behind Kentner Stadium is a corner of campus that few students venture to regularly. Each weekday, environmental program students and anthropology majors spill out of their department’s respective...

This year, I was one of many who bawled their eyes out to Netflix’s “One Day,” which is another book-to-screen adaptation of David Nicholls’ sensational slow-burn romance between the cheeky Dexter...

The deadliest building on campus for birds is one dedicated to studying them. At least 23 birds this year have been killed from window collisions at the AgriLife complex alone. Ecology and conservation...

The sound of sneakers squeaking against the court floors filled the room. Beads of sweat rolled down the neck of Larry Johnson III and left a salty taste in his mouth. He tossed the ball in the air, feeling...

Alexander Lloyd Blake kept reminding his ensemble choir Tonality (and mostly himself), that it was an honor to even be nominated for a Grammy. The group was nominated for Best New Age, Ambient or Chant...

They knew. Stevenson men's ice hockey knew that what was in store for the 2023-2024 season. With victory in sight, the Mustangs made it clear to each other early on that they were not going to fall...

For over a year, 28-year-old Kitty Weathers (they/them) and their dog, Gaia, have called an electric blue 2013 Hyundai Elantra, parked on the outskirts of a Walmart parking lot in Long Beach Towne Center,...

Class has been dismissed for almost half an hour, but a handful of students are still sticking around. They stand at the front of the Carswell classroom blocking one of the doors as they pepper their professor...

Interim President Jeff Ettinger sent out a campus-wide email Thursday morning announcing the end of the encampment on Northrop Mall at noon, which was erected to demand an array of asks from the University...

The speakers turn on. Static clicks. And a voice reads “Your starting lineup for the Texas A&M Aggies is …” Spectators hear that sentence echo through the speakers at every home tennis match....

Hundreds of Texas A&M students protested the Israel-Hamas war and assembled in Academic Plaza, demanding A&M divest funds and denounce supporting organizations benefitting from Israeli occupation. ...

The University of Minnesota - Twin Cities  released a SAFE - U advisory to close a dozen East Bank Campus buildings at 2:00 p.m. on Monday. Those closures were extended through Tuesday in an evening statement...

On April 16, the Kent State University chapter of Turning Point USA hosted Kyle Rittenhouse to give a speech on campus, drawing crowds of both protesters and his ardent supporters into the same arena.    ...

The University of Minnesota Police Department (UMPD) cleared an encampment protesting the University’s investment in the Israel-Hamas war on the north end of Northrop Mall early Tuesday morning. Organizers...

Ashland, Ohio - Hope for the future revival of the United States. That is what Vivek Ramaswamy left in the minds of students on Wednesday night. For the 36th annual John M. Ashbrook Memorial Dinner,...

Demonstrations  After early the Tuesday morning arrests of nine individuals, student groups organized a protest in the afternoon. Rep. Ilhan Omar U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar (DFL) came...

San Francisco State University’s Experimental College class, “Diversibility,” is like many others. Using a hands-on approach, the class often engages in activities like hangman or collaborative art...

Tadd Johnson became the University of Minnesota’s first-ever senior director of American Indian tribal nations relations in 2019. “I was clear that my mission was to build relationships and trust...

The Eliot School of Fine & Applied Arts’ Teen Bridge program will welcome its cohort of 15 students this spring - its largest group since the project began eight years ago. Jamaica Plain, where...

The land thousands of students and faculty walk on daily had a truth hidden for decades until a group of Indigenous researchers decided to uncover it all.  The Toward Recognition and University-Tribal...

Just across the street from campus–idling in the crowded Home Depot parking lot through sunshine and storm–are dozens of day laborers, men willing to take on just about any task for daily, under-the-table...

The University of Minnesota-Twin Cities’ “land grab” history has sparked debate and calls for accountability as revelations of displacement and acquisition surfaced in recent years. Now, one year...

It starts with a guitar riff. Justin Faldyn plays lead, pulling rock and blues out of the strings.  After a beat, comes the beat of the drums, snare and bass, and tom and cymbal, helmed by Brennan...

“Throw the 1, follow with the 2!” “Keep your hands up!” “Tie him up!” It was the sixth fight of the night. The crowd was either on its feet or the edge of its seats as shouts from the coaches...

Four Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, George Washington, Oscar the Grouch and a banana walk into Reed Arena. It’s not the start to the weirdest “walks into a bar” joke ever conceived. This one is...

Protesters from a pro-Palestine organization in Las Cruces gathered in front of Corbett Center Student Union on Thursday, March 28 to protest the job fair, “Taking the Pentagon to the People.” The...

For over 137 years, John Carroll University has been educating students in the Jesuit tradition, a Catholic religious order founded by St. Ignatius Loyola in the 16th century which emphasizes education,...

Alumni and faculty members penned open letters expressing solidarity with Vanderbilt’s pro-Israel Jewish community and criticizing efforts to bring the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement to campus.  ...

When Chris Hawthorne was a University of Minnesota student in 2014, he said he and his football teammates would often get their post-practice meal at the family-owned-and-operated Vescio’s Italian Restaurant....

Take a walk through the Memorial Student Center bookstore, and you’ll be confronted by a purchasable museum of Texas A&M branding history. There are hoodies featuring the Vault T logo, crewnecks...

Hours into an ongoing sit-in by Vanderbilt Divestment Coalition members at Kirkland Hall, the press — including student journalists — continue to be denied access to the building. A Nashville Scene...

Fresno State’s spending on athletics using student and taxpayer-subsidized funds has more than tripled in 15 years. This upward trajectory is raising costs for students and affecting funds for other...

A new bill introduced in February in the Minnesota House of Representatives aims to create state-funded stipends for student teachers. The bill, first introduced by Rep. Matt Norris (DFL-Blaine), would...

I lost my virginity last summer. After years of relying on Reddit forums and television characters to make sense of my sexuality, I decided to take matters into my own hands. I downloaded Tinder, met a...

As a young girl growing up in Baltimore City, Yolanda Peace remembers Sundays when she climbed into the backseat of her family car for a trip over the Francis Scott Key Bridge. “I remember always...

The love of the game was instilled in last season’s leading player in batting average, triples, hits and stolen bases from her older sisters. From endless games of backyard baseball and broken windows...

Jace LaViolette faced a difficult decision: Boy Scouts or baseball?  Growing up, Texas A&M’s sophomore outfielder was given a choice by his mother on what he could devote his time to. Ultimately,...

Following Minnesota’s flurry of gun violence prevention laws passed last session, many gun safety advocates agree more legislation is needed, though the debate on gun violence causes and solutions continues.  ...

Teedra Harvey wanted a good grade for the final paper in her first-year English class. The way to get that, she thought, was a paper that sounded “scholarly.” With the due date looming and unsure...

Since Notre Dame College opened its doors in 1922, its institution has accomplished many major milestones that have left a lasting impact on students. With the implementation of a liberal arts curriculum...