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The new law allows trained faculty and staff to carry firearms on campus, but no college or university has publicly opted ...

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More than a dozen states are now requiring students in their public universities to learn about American history and ...

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David Morales, a state representative in Rhode Island and member of the Democratic Socialists of America, won the Democratic ...

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A “mock nuclear waste cask” is towed past the UMass Lowell building where an interstate summit on nuclear policy was hosted Wednesday, Sept. 30. Protesters said it was unacceptable to build more ...

Over the last decade, the price of potable water has risen faster than the cost of food — but cost burdens differ ...