The Red and Black, University of Georgia, GA
11 hours ago
A University police report states alcohol could be obtained for those under the age of 21 and IDs were not always checked during a fraternity party last month where a Georgia College and State University student claimed she was raped.
The Athens Banner-Herald reported Saturday that Athens-Clarke police have yet to determine if the woman was sexually assaulted because the Georgia Bureau of Investigation's State Crime Lab hasn't completed its report.
The Red and Black, University of Georgia, GA
6 days ago
A University fraternity may face disciplinary action from the Office of Judicial Programs following a report that a woman was possibly raped at one of their parties, according to a newspaper report. The Athens Banner-Herald reported University police discovered possible violations of the University code of conduct as they talked to people who attended a Phi Gamma Delta party April 19.
The Red and Black, University of Georgia, GA
6 days ago
It's early yet, but the Georgia football team is proving already to be tops in the Southeastern Conference. The annual release of the NCAA Academic Progress Rate report shows Georgia football players scoring a 965, best in the SEC. Georgia nudged Florida (962) and was in the 80th to 90th percentile in the sport.
The Eastern Progress, Eastern Kentucky University, KY
4 days ago
The Progress has a confession to make. We try to dupe ourselves with a concoction of dementia and denial and believe our poignant articles are the main focus of students on campus who read the paper.
But really, who are we kidding?
The confession is simple: Police Beat is the most popular segment in the newspaper on a weekly basis.
The Eastern Progress, Eastern Kentucky University, KY
4 days ago by Courtney Tennill
For students, finals week is a stressful blur of coffee, blue books and Scantrons.
For textbooks, it's the most eventful week of the semester. Thousands move from the hands of students to the hands of retailers-and then back into the students' hands again a few weeks later.
The Eastern Progress, Eastern Kentucky University, KY
4 days ago by Marty Finley
Malcolm Frisbie was uncomfortable. He was used to casual living as a faculty member at Eastern. The businessmen that surrounded him at the trusteeship conference he was attending with the Board of Regents made him uneasy.
Eastern President Doug Whitlock was standing close by and asked Frisbie if he was enjoying himself, to which Frisbie replied, "not really.
College Heights Herald, Western Kentucky University, KY
5 days ago by Alex Booze and Jill Erwin
Embrace. Breeze. Vibrance. Divine. Embrace your inner goddess because there's a goddess in every woman. At least that's what Gillette says. Female students will be packing up their pants and bulky sweaters to exchange them for skirts and shorts ... and a razor.
College Heights Herald, Western Kentucky University, KY
6 days ago by Luke Sharrett
Onur Demir has a lot in common with other Western students his age. He's involved with Greek organizations, loves to travel and can often be spotted eating lunch at the Garrett Food Court. In many ways, Demir is just like any other freshman. But one thing that sets him apart, is that he's one of only about 10 students who call the Republic of Turkey home.
College Heights Herald, Western Kentucky University, KY
6 days ago by Chris Acree
It may just be a corny Disney song, but the Western track team has found out that it is a small world, after all. "It's a great learning experience," assistant coach Curtiss Long said. "To meet with an (junior) Alexander Larin from Russia and find out he likes the same music you do, and when you stop at the first meet and he stopped at Kentucky Fried Chicken because it was something he liked, you find out how small the world is.
The Sidelines, Middle Tennessee State University, TN
4 days ago by Chris Martin
A nationally televised home game, an excellent recruiting class and filling some big shoes will be some of the headlines that should be seen throughout Middle Tennessee's upcoming football season.
One of the big themes from last year's team, which finished 5-7 (4-3) Sun Belt, was injuries.
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