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Byline: Neil Divins Considerable amounts of well-known horror games surprisingly originate from the role playing game Maker software. Developers can take this program and craft terror from an entirely different [...]

Byline: Neil Divins Considerable amounts of well-known horror games surprisingly originate from the role playing game Maker software. Developers can take this program and craft terror from an entirely different [...]

My paternal grandfather's forefathers came from Amritsar. His law degree from Lincoln's Inn in England hangs in my father's office in Sandy Springs and mentions his address being a house [...]

On March 31, 2024, my friend and I realized that we had not officially declared our majors on TigerHub. We headed back to their room and settled into the cozy [...]

Byline: Abby Jarrett content'class='sno-story-body-content sno-no-cap'> Rating: 3/10 It's time to put this franchise, if you can even call it that, out of its misery. 'Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire' [...]

Byline: Benjamin Lassy I hope everyone has been supporting our men's and women's basketball teams as they compete in the March Madness tournament. I assume we have all been keeping [...]

Byline: Jack Glagola Panelists (from left): Gregory Smithers, VCU history professor and moderator; Lou Wratchford, assistant chief, Upper Mattaponi Indian Tribe; Wayne Adkins, assistant chief, Chickahominy Indian Tribe; Lynette Allston, [...]

Byline: Parker Avery Paper is everywhere. It is used daily for books, notes and receipts. People write on paper, crumble it up and discard it. Few stop to consider all [...]

content'class='sno-story-body-content sno-drop-cap'> As journalists, it's not every day we see the words we put on paper come to life. After the printing company prints our papers, that story is done, [...]

Byline: Lydia Larsen When Mike Grosskreutz started working at the Wisconsin Rapids paper mill in 1980, he thought his job would last until retirement. After all, the paper mill was [...]

Byline: Ella Stott The seventh annual Paper and Clay Exhibition opened on Feb. 5 and will go through March 1. This exhibition takes submissions from all over the country to [...]

Nikhita Jain, Staff Columnist April 2, 2021 I know what you're thinking. Toilet paper? Really!? At first glance, it may seem like an absurd topic, but it in fact has [...]

Byline: Christian Roethling The remake of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door is exactly what the series needed, and every bit of the fan base's celebration is justified. There's something so [...]

Byline: Angela Martinez Wayne State's Writing Center is ready to help students who visit the workshop with any kind of paper. Amy Latawiec, director of the WC, started her position [...]

content'class='sno-story-body-content sno-no-cap'> With three locations across the northeast, Paper & Leaf's fourth location, co-owned by Dave Keller and Shane Carter, opened in Kent on Jan. 18, offering a 'reputable, trustworthy [...]

Dozens of academic research papers from Erick Jones, dean of the College of Engineering, have circulated online that are 'so bad, you can't believe it.' This comes after a blog [...]

@uab_blazers ¥ä¹ÅWhile we may not get flurries every year, we're excited to show off the unique paper snowflakes created by UAB Professor Gary Chapman. Each snowflake is cut by hand, [...]

Byline: Emily English After a long day of classes, reading, and writing, my friends and I decided to take advantage of the opportunities Rochester has to offer and went to [...]

Are sports stars and celebrities really overpaid? 2 Carlos Kalmar sues CIM 3 Changes to housing options announced prior to March selection 4 Outside Cleveland City Hall, pro-Palestine activists protest [...]

Jason Richards|August 31, 2018 About a week before moving into my second-year dorm at Case Western Reserve University, I visited my grandmother in my hometown of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She brought [...]

Byline: Jordan Reif Jordan Reif, Staff Writer April 22, 2022 Last year, while procrastinating homework, I was scrolling through Twitter and found someone who explained our college experience as: freshman [...]

Byline: Grace Johnson Grace Johnson, Staff Columnist April 23, 2021 Walking out of the grocery store on your way back to your car, you see it. A disposable mask lying [...]

Byline: ZACHARY BAHAR Supermassive black holes have long fascinated physicists and astronomers. Almost every large galaxy has a supermassive black hole located at its center, and with solar masses ranging [...]

Byline: Ansley WashburnHarold Fuson Mr. and (hopefully future) Mrs. Americana flaunt their (unequal amount of) awards (Harold Fuson * The Student Life) She certainly has had a fabulous time ruining [...]

Byline: Madeleine McCurdy It's that time of year -- the snow is letting up, Valentine's Day is right around the corner, and, of course, SA's Mid-Year Report just dropped. The [...]

Byline: Liv Barry By Faith Jarrell Student Life Editor The annual Phi Alpha Theta History Honors Society Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference is approaching, meaning that students both within and outside the [...]

Byline: Payton Hartung The Fresno Bee's 32nd annual Kids Day started off early Tuesday morning, when more than 8,000 volunteers sold Kids Day special issues of Fresno Bee newspapers to [...]

Byline: Caitlin McLean The Hoya has selected Michelle Vassilev (COL '24) as next editor in chief. Vassilev, an English major with minors in journalism and public health, is the 150th [...]

A pair of UT economics professors helped publish a collaborative paper guiding educators to better explain economic concepts to Generation Z. The paper, written by University of Texas at Austin [...]

Kathryn Dennett reporter The argument between paper versus digital is not a black-and-white dilemma. Both choices come with benefits and drawbacks. The environmental cost required to create one paper book [...]

Byline: Hannah Gabelnick Professors in the School of Public and International Affairs Angus Deaton and Anne Case recently drafted a new paper for the Fall 2023 Brookings Papers on Economic [...]

Byline: Erika Cook Select Page Church historian shares 5 insights about Joseph Smith Papers podcasts Posted by Erika Cook | Nov 17, 2023 | Campus, Faith | 0 | Spencer [...]

Byline: Grace Rooney style='font-weight: 400;'>The Call for Papers - Approaching Academia: A Conference on Class and Culture will aim to enhance one's education through the exploration of why and how [...]

content'> News Showcase The Storm Lake Times: A tale of how a small Iowa paper received a Pulitzer KIRBY DAVIS Tom Cullen, a reporter whose work with The Storm Lake [...]

Byline: Sonali Dade Students at Tower and Bae Pao Lu Chow Dining Halls may have noticed that more of their meals have been eaten on paper plates. Disposable dishware - [...]

Byline: Eden Richman, Spencer Landers, Assistant News Editor, Contributing Writer c/o Soren Stokes The University has removed paper towels from all residential buildings--with the exception of bathrooms located near lounges--for [...]

Byline: Kalin Sipes Distressed faces accompany one another, sending a potentially powerful feeling to viewers. The faces, formed from graphite and ink, were mounted on paper that was torn to [...]

Byline: Theo Baker Prominent journal Science issued retraction notices for two high-profile Marc Tessier-Lavigne papers today, the same day his tenure as Stanford's 11th president officially ends. Tessier-Lavigne, who had [...]

Byline: Daniel Salcedo Rubio By: Daniel Salcedo Rubio, Features Editor I'm a grad student in STEM. I know -- it's my own doing, and there's no one to blame but [...]

Byline: Caitlin McLean Walking along the path from the Leavey Center toward Epicurean & Company, you may have seen The Hoya's newsstand isolated within the Henle Village construction site, shrouded [...]

Byline: Francisco Avila From Nov. 9-12, the DePauw Theater Department brought a beloved William Shakespeare masterpiece to life through their theatrical adaptation 'Romeo and Juliet at Bridgerton' With exhilarating fencing [...]

Computer scientist Travis Mandel, director of UH Hilo's interdisciplinary data science program, is working with team of students, alumni, and faculty to develop the FISHTRAC software. https://hilo.hawaii.edu/chancellor/stories/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Fish-tracking-video.mp4 Above, performance on [...]

Byline: Amanda Altarejos This column combines the intimacy of a diary-like narrative with the writer's own experiences of things little in life and things big: politics and culture. Dear Diary, [...]

By Shae Whittle | Reporter Although the floats appear to roll down Fifth Street with ease during the homecoming parade, there is a lot that goes on behind the scenes. [...]

Byline: Jack Schreiner Ben Trainor, a Union University alumnus, performed his newest album 'Rare as Silence' on Oct. 21 at Turntable Coffee Counter in downtown Jackson. Turntable is a hole [...]

By: M. Lane Rhodes Staff Writer There is one weekend every year at Wingate when it does not matter what age you are. All that matters is your love for [...]

Christopher Vanderpool '24 initially discovered that air purifiers had been removed in July after finding dozens in a dumpster on Brown's campus. Photo courtesy of Christopher Vanderpool '24 By Aniyah [...]

Byline: Aubrey King Glancing across a Dartmouth classroom, it can be hard not to notice the different ways students take notes. Some hands, with pen or pencil in hand, rapidly [...]

Byline: Zach Taylor As the tri-campus community draws closer to midterm season, many students have had to find ways to stay on top of their workloads and schedules. For students, [...]

Byline: Alex Payne At the first Student Council meeting of the year, held in the Stanley Quek lecture theatre in TBSI on Tuesday evening, only 21 out of 45 elections [...]