Parking Lot L at El Camino College was once lined by the cars of students and employees. Now, bright orange and white traffic cones barricade a space that has more life than ever. The sun rises and...

There were several track and football athletes on the Murdock Stadium field that gloomy afternoon, but most eyes were on flag football player No. 5, Cydney Kone. The camera was too. The pale sunlight...

Over the past 20 years, there has been one person who has defined Bowling Green State University and displayed what it means to be a Falcon: Van Wright. “You can't tell the story or think about BG...

One of the handful of cities in America with a significant Chinese population, San Francisco has historically been home to a large Cantonese-speaking community.  San Francisco has the second largest...

Lyra, a red-tailed hawk capable of flying 120 miles per hour, takes off in seconds to descend from the top of a dark, 300-seat theater at the Aquarium of the Pacific. The raptor glides silently above...

Five years after its completion, West End Tower, also known as Zeppos Tower, is just now emerging with a clear purpose. Even so, Vanderbilt’s most recognizable landmark remains a mystery to much...

Mothers are often expected to take care of everyone, but when they begin to struggle, that expectation doesn't always come with support. Francia Telesford created a business to change that. Telesford,...

To view the interactive multimedia webpage created for this article, click here. Most days, the mailbox holds little more than the ordinary — bills, notices and routine mail. But once a month, for...

When TJ Takats returns to Fifth Third Field this weekend, his cleats will cross the spot where his collegiate career changed forever just over a year ago.  The first baseman and outfielder helped BGSU...

Since San Francisco State University cut its men’s soccer program last year, Cox Stadium was left a little quieter. But on Sunday, one of the city’s soccer teams is bringing the noise back to the Swamp. San...

When former Texas A&M baseball player and 12th Man Hayden Schott walked out onto the grass at Kyle Field, he had to suspend his reality for a moment, for one of the world’s most iconic football stadiums...

A place to live is an essential for all. As house ownership becomes more difficult to reach, the role of rental properties cannot be overlooked. Almost half of the residential properties in the Hamline-Midway...

A can of Celsius that costs $2.28 at Walmart sells for $4.49 on Davidson’s campus, a markup of nearly 97% for a staple among college students nationwide. For students required to pay into the college’s...

While Sheetal Seth celebrated her work at the one-day exhibition “Unstitched: A Celebration of the Saree” on March 29 at the San Francisco Asian Art Museum, her personal love for experimental textiles...

To view the interactive multimedia webpage created for this article, click here. Boogercat. Old Gregg. Appalachian Bandido. For some, these names bring back memories of a Friday night well spent...

University of Missouri junior Joey Seevers’ craft often keeps him in the darkness, but he lights up when he talks about the lighting design process. “It doesn’t fill you with a panic, but that’s...

Click here to watch the 'Drag in Appalachia' mini documentary. Backstage at Stonewall Nightclub, the air is thick with setting spray, nerves and song lyrics as performers in various stages of transformation...

Do you know the history of the buildings you walk into every day? Seven years ago, a cohort of academics and students assembled a task force to urge the University of Minnesota Board of Regents to change...

Student Senate for California Community Colleges Executive Director Julie Adams removed Region IV Regional Affairs Director Vivek Sharma from his position before its Board of Directors meeting on March...

For many music students graduating from college, the opportunity to teach at a university is a long-term dream. But for recent University of Kansas graduate Audrey Pickering, that dream has become a reality...

Billy Brocato, the Cerritos College Falcons baseball team’s superfan, may have been the key behind the Birds’ series victory over the first place El Camino College Warriors last week and is undeniably...

Wedged into the pews of the chapel, the townsfolk sat transfixed as history came alive before their very eyes with the wave of the trained and diplomatic hand of the Marquis de Lafayette. “A man,...

Three on-campus groups, united to form the ICE OUT Coalition of NMSU, are calling on New Mexico State University’s Administration to take a bolder stance against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). NMSU’s...

Bill Nye is not afraid to get political. The renowned science educator touched on higher education, diversity and inclusion, the U.S. military, voter suppression and climate change in his live interview...

Student leaders of organizations that were funded through the multicultural fee hosted a public town hall meeting in Allen Auditorium Monday night to discuss the defunding of their organizations. On...

To view the interactive multimedia webpage created for this story, click here. Against the dim glow of neon signs, a bright purple box now stands out on the walls of many Huntington bars aptly mounted...

Between classes and lunchtime on April 1, Kansas State students passing through Bosco Plaza found more than the foot traffic they’re used to. Instead, what they found included police officers on top...

Allegations that Cesar Chavez, globally recognized farmworker rights activist and namesake of San Francisco State University’s student center, sexually abused underage girls and notable activist Dolores...

Amidst the ongoing opioid epidemic, harm reduction strategies have been essential for reducing the number of deaths by overdose. One of the most important harm reduction strategies is the deployment of...

Editor’s note: This story contains a detailed description of an ICE apprehension involving violence and distressed individuals.  For Edwin Toalombo, studying at the University of Minnesota was a...

Rewa Chababo, a fourth-year senior on the Wartburg Women’s Wrestling team, has just made history as the first top three finisher at the NCAA Women’s Wrestling Championship Tournament in Wartburg Women’s...

As Operation Metro Surge took over the Twin Cities, hundreds were forced to stay home out of concern for their safety. Individuals living from paycheck to paycheck now find their crucial income far more...

De Anza College's Umoja learning community brought on spoken word artist and guest lecturer McTate Stroman II to speak at its “Harlem to Hip-hop” event on Feb. 25 in Conference Room A and B. Stroman...

Amid the whirring of printers and humming of Foothill College’s radio station KFJC 89.7, Student Resource Coordinator Nick Muntean’s printshop is filled with tools of the trade – the 200 pound printers,...

Behind a handmade cart, sodas fizz over ice as vibrant fruit syrups and vanilla-coconut cream swirl together in colorful layers. The sweet scents of citrus, berries and spice hang in the air, as curious...

In the 1950s, political elites wanted to make the parties more distinct — a push for partisanship. Imagine that.  Long, long ago, voting tended to be based more on geography or industry, rather than...

A Hamline policy forbidding students from displaying political posters has recently been called into question over concerns that it limited free speech on campus and contradicted the university’s civility...

To see the mini-documentary associated with this story, click here A Morning in Active Addiction Marshall alum Jeremy Bailey used to wake up wherever he could. Sometimes, it was on a couch in...