Protests Disrupt Graduation Celebrations for College Seniors

Los Angeles, California – Seniors in high school in January 2020 were looking forward to graduation when a deadly pandemic, COVID-19, struck, disrupting their plans. Fast forward four years, and these same students, now in college, are facing another disruption as pro-Palestinian protests unfold on 130 college campuses across the US. The protesters are demanding that universities sever ties with companies linked to Israel. Organizers of the protests have established encampments on university grounds, defying …

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Kenan Thompson Pokes Fun at College Protests on ‘Saturday Night Live’

New York City – In a recent episode of “Saturday Night Live,” cast members took on a pressing issue from the past week involving protests at New York City colleges. Hosted by Dua Lipa, the show featured a skit where concerned parents of college students engaged in demonstrations were portrayed by Michael Longfellow, Heidi Gardner, Mikey Day, and Kenan Thompson. The sketch delved into the contrasting reactions of the parents towards their children’s involvement in …

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Arrests: 2,000+ Protesters Cause Chaos at College Demonstrations Across US

New York City – The New York Police Department (NYPD) recently reported that an officer accidentally fired a gun inside a building on the campus of Columbia University. This incident sparked concern among students and faculty members, raising questions about police procedures and safety protocols during demonstrations on educational campuses. Following the incident, 134 protesters were arrested at two different campuses, with the NYPD stating that these individuals had no affiliation with the schools. This …

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Protests: College Students Arrested Across U.S. Campuses

Los Angeles, California – Student protests have erupted at universities across the United States, leading to hundreds of arrests and cancelation of classes. UCLA, in particular, is facing a wave of demonstrations that have prompted the university president to launch an investigation. The protests have gained momentum, with students expressing their concerns over various issues. In New York City, CNN host pressed the Mayor about claims of “outside agitators” infiltrating student protests. The Mayor was …

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Protests Turn Violent on College Campuses: Student Journalists Assaulted and Arrested

Los Angeles, California – Student journalists face violence and arrests amid escalating protests on college campuses across the United States. As tensions rise between pro-Palestinian demonstrators and counterprotesters, journalists tasked with covering the unrest find themselves in the line of fire. At the University of California, Los Angeles, student reporters from The Daily Bruin recount harrowing experiences of being attacked during clashes. Student Editor Dai-Liu reveals being gassed, while other reporters were physically assaulted, with …

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Pro-Palestinian Student Protests Intensify on US College Campuses, Sparking Tense Standoffs

New York, NY – Columbia University faced a tense situation on Wednesday as discussions continued with pro-Palestinian protesters who had set up an encampment on campus. The university, under the leadership of President Minouche Shafik, extended negotiations for an additional 48 hours after making progress towards an agreement with student protesters. Despite a midnight deadline set by the university, talks persisted to resolve the situation peacefully. Approximately 60 tents remained at the encampment on Wednesday, …

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FAFSA Chaos Causing College Cost Confusion for High School Seniors

WASHINGTON – The college admissions process has always been a stressful time for high school seniors, but this year, a new FAFSA form has added an extra layer of chaos to the mix. The introduction of the revamped Free Application for Federal Student Aid has led to significant delays, preventing applicants from receiving accurate information about their financial aid awards. As a result, many students are left in the dark about how much attending college …

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Nebraska Republicans Seek Change to Electoral College System for 2024 Election

Lincoln, Nebraska – Former President Donald Trump and Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen are advocating for a change in how Nebraska allocates its Electoral College votes, a move that could potentially benefit Trump in the 2024 presidential election. Unlike most states, Nebraska distributes its Electoral College votes based on congressional district winners, awarding one vote per district. The current system has allowed Democratic candidates to secure an Electoral College vote from Nebraska’s Omaha-based district in recent …

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Harvard College Admits Highest Percentage in Four Years to Class of 2028

Cambridge, Massachusetts – Harvard College recently announced its acceptance rate for the Class of 2028, marking the first admissions cycle since the prohibition of affirmative action. The institution accepted 3.59% of applicants, the highest rate in four years, welcoming 1,245 students to join the 692 from the early admission cycle. Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid, William R. Fitzsimmons ’67, expressed his excitement for the admitted class, emphasizing the university’s desire for them to enroll. …

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College Student Missing After Leaving Nashville Bar Alone On a Weekend Trip

Nashville, Tennessee – Authorities in Tennessee are currently on the lookout for a 22-year-old college student who went missing after leaving a bar in downtown Nashville. Riley Strain, a student at the University of Missouri, was in Nashville for a weekend trip when he was reportedly escorted out of Luke’s 32 Bridge, a bar owned by country singer Luke Bryan. Friends and family of Strain have been unable to reach him since March 8, and …

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