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USF Students to Wear Empty Gun Holsters to Protest against State Gun Ban in Campuses
University of South Florida students are planning to wear empty gun holsters over their clothes and hand out literature to interested students around campus, this week, to protest against the state’s ban on concealed firearms at colleges and universities.
Police Arrest Salem University Student for Fake Bomb Scare
SPC Student Employment Project Aims to Create Job Opportunities for Disabled Students
Former Finance Director of St. Patrick's Seminary Accused Of theft
Saint Mary's College Names Its First Lay President
St. Joseph's University Apologises for Sharing Students’ GPAs in a Mass E-mail
Former St. Francis College Student Arrested For Robbing a Woman
University of Rochester Hikes Tuition by 4 percent
By Staff ReporterUniversity of Montana Trims Costs to Overcome $16 million Budget Deficit
By Staff ReporterFormer Bookstore Manager’s Wife at Missouri State University Quits
By Staff ReporterEx Employee of Rutgers Files Whistleblower Lawsuit against University (UPDATE)
By Staff ReporterRutgers University Athletic Director Resigns; Donors Threatening to Discontinue Contributions (UPDATE)
By Staff ReporterRice University Increases Tuition By 4.5 Percent
By Staff ReporterA Street Newspaper Aims to Bridge the Disconnect Between the Unsheltered and Sheltered
By Staff ReporterCornell University Wrestler Accused of Raping a Student
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