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Texas Universities Begin the Fall Semester While Facing Hurricane Harvey

The category 4 storm hits the Texas coast just as classes begin. By: Victoria Alvarez and Christina Diabo

By ARNALDO SAVORETTI Staff Writer As most Floridians know, summer is hurricane season. More specifically, June 1 to November 30

Recent reports from various news sources point to one of the latest policy changes made on behalf of the Trump

This year’s Barkley Marathon took place last month and saw only one finisher, just the fifteenth to cross the race’s

Robert Godwin Sr. was walking home from an Easter meal with his family when he was shot and killed by

By CATHERINE LUCEY Associated Press President Donald Trump is promoting a revamped health care overhaul effort after failing to advance

Today is Earth Day, but it’s one of the most confused and misguided celebratory days of the year. The U.N.

After four long-awaited years, the FIFA World Cup is back and better than ever. With the start of qualifying now

Sophie Hayes was living a relatively normal life in the UK, maintaining a steady job and fostering close relationships with

Recently, Arkansas passed a law allowing guns at football games and basketball games starting in 2018, causing national uproar. Certainly,