Yale introduces new class on Beyoncé's political and cultural impact
Starting this upcoming spring semester, Yale will offer a class titled “Beyonce Makes History: Black Radical Tradition ...
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The Department of Education’s approach to antisemitism is dangerous and won’t work
Unfortunately, the Office of Civil Rights is applying standards that are legally problematic, burdensome and virtually impossible to meet.
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Judge refuses to pick murder trial jury after defense objects to lack of minority jurors
Judge Andrew C. LoTempio twice refused to pick a jury for a murder trial of Jerome H. Cole at Erie County Court. Cole is ...
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O’Brien breaks touchdown record as Penn football smashes Cornell 67-49
After Cornell marched down the field for their fourth touchdown ... Please consider making a donation to support the coverage ...
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Cornell suspends fraternity amid investigation of reported sexual assault
Cornell University has temporarily suspended a fraternity near campus as authorities investigate a reported sexual assault.
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AC-DC: Fight over supplying electricity in Telluride led to victory for alternating current
Nunn’s legacy didn’t end there. He worked with Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, to develop a program of combined work ...
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Two Batavia-area startups among Grow-NY prize winners
Two Batavia-area startups focused on innovation within the agriculture and food supply chain sectors were winners in the Grow ...
NBA Draft: Four Mid-Major Transfers to Monitor This Season
In the increasingly complicated college basketball landscape of Name, Image, and Likeness, many opponents argue that players ...
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$3M in prizes awarded to 7 food an ag startups at Grow-NY
Empire State Development has announced the grand-prize winner of sixth annual Grow-NY business competition: Unibaio, a company that offers naturally derived particles to trap active ingredients of ...
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Rutgers Medical Student Serves Her Country in the New Jersey Army National Guard
As a medical services officer with the New Jersey Army National Guard, 1st Lt. Rachel Cary, MD ’25, is focused on maintaining ...
USC President Carol Folt to retire at end of academic year
USC President Carol Folt, who took over the university nearly five years ago to bring stability following a sweeping ...
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Why Health and Price, Not Sustainability, Drive U.S. Meat Consumption Choices
The study, conducted in collaboration with researchers from Columbia University’s Climate School, Cornell University, and the International Food Policy Research Institute, was funded by the Stavros ...