Final Jeopardy covered the category of “Famous Trials,” and offered the clue: “A lawyer in a 1933 trial called this novel ‘tedious and labyrinthine and bewildering’ — & he was arguing on its behalf.” ...
From protests and journalism to social media and campus speech, explore how the First Amendment safeguards everyone — ...
A sign has long hung above Brown’s locker. It reads “Always Open.” Eagles running back Saquon Barkley reminded a reporter ...
As Halloween approaches, the Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) offers practical advice to ensure a safe yet spooky ...
It was going to be our last big family holiday as a family of five: my parents, my big brother, Damien, and our little sister ...
Potter College of Arts and Letters (PCAL) and, in honor of this momentous occasion, we are privileged to hear from alumnus, ...
David Brian Pearce, a Hollywood producer, was sentenced to 146 years for the death of 24-year-old model Christy Giles, who ...
Through the Bokang Montjane Foundation, Bokang Montjane-Tshabalala has dedicated her time to assisting autistic children and ...
The top jurist on the state Court of Appeals and head of the state’s judiciary branch is taking on the many challenges of the ...
It's been a heck of a year in academia. This podcast miniseries, in partnership with WNYC's On The Media, examines the moral calculus universities face in dealings with the Trump administration.
Recently in a conversation with a long-time friend, I was made aware of an issue occurring within the walls of a high school not far from those here in the Mountain State. In this conversation, it was ...
Shirley MacFarland’s weekly community column featuring news and notes from Brecksville, Broadview Heights, North Royalton and ...
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