“When books are banned, and stories are erased, especially Black and brown stories, we have to build safety within our community,” said Village Books owner Dr. Lakeysha Hallmon.…
Read more Village Books brings community and culture to downtown AtlantaThe Rockies’ search for a consistent, power-hitting first baseman is back to square one. On Tuesday, the club designated 2019 first-round draft choice Michael Toglia for assignment as…
Read more Rockies designate Michael Toglia for assignment, trade for leftyUMiss for PalestineFrat boys calling a Black woman a monkey… Who would’ve imagined that sight at a Palestine protest? It was supposed to be a peaceful gathering (aren’t…
Read more UMiss Palestine Protest Plagued By Racist Ole Miss Frat Boys Making Monkey Noises At A Black WomanA dean at the University of Houston says he was ousted this week because of his support for abolitionism, a movement that calls for the elimination of police…
Read more A Dean Says He Was Ousted for His Opposition to Police and PrisonsIs the college essay dead? Are hordes of students going to use artificial intelligence to cheat on their writing assignments? Has machine learning reached the point where auto-generated…
Read more Teaching Experts Are Worried About ChatGPT, but Not for the Reasons You ThinkOXFORD, Miss. — The man charged with first-degree murder in the case of a University of Mississippi student who has been missing since early July was released on…
Read more Man charged with murder of Ole Miss student released on bond
