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Joan Higginbotham, retired NASA astronaut, speaks to media at a press conference Sunday in the Screaming Eagles Complex. Higginbotham presented Breaking Barriers: An Astronauts Inspiring and Winding Road to Space, an event open to the public as the first event for Solarpalooza.

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Senate Bill 202, signed by Gov. Eric Holcomb, goes into effect July 1. The bill addresses educational institution matters.

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Analysis: Baseball stats for dummies

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Book banning is often born of ignorance and fear, an attempt to censor important issues and silence underrepresented voices. Everyone should be reading banned books— here are seven I recommend.

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Adrianna Garcia, 2023-2024 Student Government Association president, smiles with Tamia Smith, 2024-2025 Student Government Association president, Thursday in Carter Hall.

Smith elected 2024-2025 SGA president following election process changes • 32 Views

Trustees approve retirement changes, construction project falls behind

James Vaughn
March 6, 2014
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