August, 2025 - The Vanderbilt Hustler
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Associated Press NEW YORK — Venus and Serena Williams are partners in a new initiative to provide opportunities for young people from under-resourced communities through tennis and education. The Williams Family Excellence Program was announced Thursday at the U.S. Open along with the USTA Foundation between women’s semifinal matches, with Venus Williams taking part in […]| The Birmingham Times
Written and Photographed by Marika N. Johnson Neo-soul singer Durand Bernarr, first time Grammy nominee, currently nominated for Best Progressive R&B Album at the 2025, lit up Saturn Birmingham with his unique mix of humor, charisma, and powerhouse vocals during his recent stop on the You Still Gon’ Grow Too Tour. Though still a relatively […]| The Birmingham Times
By Roy L. Williams | Birmingham Public Library Alabama Rivers Alliance and Black Warrior Riverkeeper have generously donated 17 copies of the latest edition of Southern Exposure, an award-winning documentary series educating the public about Alabama’s natural resources, to the Birmingham Public Library (BPL). “The 2024 edition of Southern Exposure features beautifully captured short films […]| The Birmingham Times
UAB PRESIDENT RAY L. WATTS AS THE INSTITUTION IS ON TRACK TO WELCOME ITS LARGEST FRESHMAN CLASS IN HISTORY THIS FALL; UAB NEWS, AUGUST 29.| The Birmingham Times
The Associated Press NEWBERN, Alabama — The first Black mayor of a tiny Alabama town overwhelmingly won election this week, four years after white residents locked him out of the town hall and refused to let him serve. Incumbent Mayor Patrick Braxton was elected as the mayor of Newbern, winning 66 votes to his opponent’s […]| The Birmingham Times
By Brianna Hoge | UAB News The University of Alabama at Birmingham is on track to welcome its largest freshman class in history this fall, according to preliminary enrollment figures. While final data will not be available until UAB calculates its official census in October, early estimates point to a nearly 25 percent increase in […]| The Birmingham Times
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No. 11 Vanderbilt was off to a scorching start this season after picking up three straight wins – and shutouts – through its first three games. They cooled off a bit on Sunday, however, failing to overcome the lone goal of the match on the road against No. 24 Memphis. Despite the loss, the Commodores... The post Previewing the Plex: Yale first appeared on The Vanderbilt Hustler.| The Vanderbilt Hustler
On this week's episode, Henry and Tristan are joined by David to preview football's matchup with Charleston Southern and compete in an SEC Football Draft. The post PODCAST: The revival of football season first appeared on The Vanderbilt Hustler.| The Vanderbilt Hustler
Wednesday marked the first day of class for Vanderbilt undergraduates, starting a new year of style in the sun. The post Back to Vandyland: First day of class first appeared on The Vanderbilt Hustler.| The Vanderbilt Hustler
Clark Lea and Co. enter the season with high expectations after a stellar 2024 campaign. The post Vanderbilt Football Mailbag: Gearing up for the 2025 season first appeared on The Vanderbilt Hustler.| The Vanderbilt Hustler
On this week's episode, Henry and Tristan preview football position groups and discuss soccer's scorching start to the season. The post PODCAST: A new beginning first appeared on The Vanderbilt Hustler.| The Vanderbilt Hustler
Before setting off for their second day of classes, Vanderbilt Football took the practice field for another day of fall camp. The post Fall camp update: Offense finds rhythm and defense gets aggressive first appeared on The Vanderbilt Hustler.| The Vanderbilt Hustler
Many of Vanderbilt Football’s 2024 standouts are returning for the upcoming season, but head coach Clark Lea added a plethora of new talent from the transfer portal this offseason to strengthen the roster. The post Film Room: Revolving ‘Dores first appeared on The Vanderbilt Hustler.| The Vanderbilt Hustler
No. 11 Vanderbilt Soccer hits the road to play in-state opponents Tennessee Tech and Memphis. The post Previewing the Plex: Tennessee Tech and Memphis first appeared on The Vanderbilt Hustler.| The Vanderbilt Hustler
Several players took the podium on Monday morning to discuss the offseason.| The Vanderbilt Hustler - The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University
(Version française disponible ici) Monster wildfires tear through vast stretches of territory and force entire communities to flee. Thick smoke chokes urban centres hundreds of kilometres away. It’s an all-too-common summer scenario for Canadians today. However, even as climate change fuels more frequent and intense wildfires, governments can reduce the damage and protect lives and livelihoods with […]| Magazines – Policy Options
OTTAWA – As federal public servants race to wrap up an expenditure review the Liberals will use to map out massive change, the Carney government is learning how hard it is to shrink and reshape a bureaucracy that’s been growing for years. Departments have several weeks left to figure out what’s essential and what’s drift: […]| Magazines – Policy Options
Headlines in recent weeks about Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree’s past advocacy for the Tamil community have reignited questions about who truly belongs in Canadian public life. Critics have pointed to his long-standing involvement in Tamil human rights efforts as problematic. They imply dangerous affiliations, but don’t adequately provide the political and historical context of […]| Magazines – Policy Options
(Version française disponible ici) At a glance, the seven priorities outlined in Prime Minister Mark Carney’s mandate letter to his cabinet ministers may seem entirely disconnected from environmental concerns. Issues such as housing, economic growth, national security and immigration may appear to be separate from climate change or biodiversity loss. But that idea is both artificial […]| Magazines – Policy Options
Canada’s rethinking of its trade relationship with the United States is a monumental undertaking that needs to start with our competition policy and its contradictory aims. If we want a dynamic and resilient economy, we need less concentration in markets by a handful of companies. Replacing the 1985 Competition Act with a law more focused […]| Magazines – Policy Options
Could a public nuisance lawsuit force action on Canada’s food waste crisis? Some legal scholars think it’s worth a try.| Policy Options
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Social media often markets college as a time to reinvent yourself, but maybe growth doesn’t have to be instant or aesthetic.| The Vanderbilt Hustler - The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University
The Gen Z stare represents the most recent criticism hurled by older generations but also reveals the concerning ramifications of unchecked screen time usage.| The Vanderbilt Hustler - The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University
The bill eliminates Grad PLUS loans and imposes strict student loan caps.| The Vanderbilt Hustler - The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University
Vanderbilt’s abandonment of DEI reflects a broader national effort to deny structural racism exists.| The Vanderbilt Hustler - The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University
Baker Donelson Law Firm is investigating whether a covert video reveals university employees renamed DEI programs to preserve them.| The Vanderbilt Hustler - The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University
N.C. Central University is adding new guidelines to this year's Ultimate Homecoming Experience. Homecoming draws thousands of students, alumni and members of the community onto NCCU’s campus annually. But as safety concerns have grown at NCCU and other HBCUs in the state, Chancellor Karrie Dixon said that the university is implementing “thoughtful and necessary changes.” New Homecoming policies will limit parking, visitation, tailgating and more.| Campus Echo Online
Support for a North American Indigenous trade coalition would leverage the continent-wide potential of Indigenous trading networks. It’s a win-win-win.| Policy Options
On a study abroad trip to Ghana, Beverly McLaughlin, a former N.C. State University professor of psychology, ate at a restaurant called “Afrikikos.” She said the food was so amazing that the name of the restaurant stuck with her for decades. She later visited West Africa again with her family where she underwent a name changing ceremony becoming Ammakyeiwaa (Amma-Che-Wa) Asantewaa (A-son-tay-wa). “[It means] a woman who’s born on Thursday and is a gatherer of people,” she said. In 2...| Campus Echo Online
Even though it’s marked by handmade signage, a beloved piece of Durham’s local produce history is easy to miss if you drive on Barbee Road without Perkins Orchard already in mind. Those “in the know” about what lies at the bottom of that sloping gravel driveway in South Durham have been shopping at Durham’s only permanent farmer’s market since 1970. The three-acre lot behind owner Donovan Watson’s house is home to an open-air market and the Orchard Club, an enclosed building tha...| Campus Echo Online
During the 2025 spring semester at N.C. Central University, I took a class that focused on uplifting and preserving a forgotten group of voices that helped create this country: Black women. WGST 3610: Digital Archival Research is a class developed in 2023 by associate professor of English Rachelle Gold, who received a hefty four-year grant from the Mellon Foundation. This grant funded field trips, compensated interviewees and provided a $1,600 stipend for students. The archive where the inter...| Campus Echo Online
Teachers play a crucial role in the lives of children. Oftentimes, students spend more time at school than they do at home. Perhaps you may recall accidentally calling one of your teachers “mom” or “dad” during grade school. North Carolina’s teachers often spend hours in and out of the classroom preparing lesson plans and grading assignments. Less than 55% of teachers agree that their non-instructional time is sufficient, according to the North Carolina Teacher Working Conditions Su...| Campus Echo Online
When the COVID-19 pandemic shut down the world, it opened a creative door for one N.C. Central University student. What began as a quiet hobby during quarantine evolved into a flourishing business with more than 25,900 Instagram followers and a growing presence in the handmade art scene. Riley Williams, a mass communication senior, didn’t set out to become an entrepreneur. “I was inspired by all the content that was coming out during the pandemic, but I was scared to be on camera,” she ...| Campus Echo Online
The job market is changing fast. Many employers now want entry-level employees to have multiple years of experience and plan to hire fewer new graduates because of it, according to Indeed.com. Instead of waiting for graduation or internship opportunities, four mass communication students at N.C. Central University are leveraging the skills they learned to start| Campus Echo Online
The restriction of spousal and work-age children’s eligibility ignores systemic power differentials that disenfranchise women| Policy Options
The United States surged to a gold medal victory after going undefeated, securing its fifth FIBA AmeriCup tournament win ever.| The Vanderbilt Hustler - The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University
Vanderbilt Baseball was eliminated from the NCAA tournament in the regional round for the fourth-straight year.| The Vanderbilt Hustler - The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University
Supporters of students from the graduating Class of 2025 cheered and celebrated as the graduates entered Murdock Stadium for the 78th Annual El Camino College Commencement Ceremony on Friday, June 13. While walking through Featherstone Field, many students were able to find their family and friends in attendance. As people in the audience cheered, many...| El Camino College The Union
Since returning to office in January, U.S. President Donald Trump’s rhetoric toward Canada has veered from casual disdain, such as referring to former prime minister Justin Trudeau as “governor,” to outright provocation, including the suggestion that Canada should become the 51st U.S. state. Following the April election of Mark Carney, Trump changed his tone again, […]| Policy Options
Six crimes have been reported to the El Camino College Police Department since Monday, May 19, as reported in the last Police Beat. Thursday, May 22, reported at 7:35 p.m. A reckless driver in Lot H was reported. The case is closed. Saturday, May 24, reported at 7:44 p.m. A reckless driver in Lot H...| El Camino College The Union
Ten new math classes at El Camino College will offer students the option to strengthen their fundamental understanding of arithmetic and algebraic expressions to prepare for transfer-level math courses. Various math essentials for STEM classes, which comprise seven of the new courses, will cover factoring, expressions, functions, equations and include Math 508, titled “Crash Course...| El Camino College The Union
UPDATED: The university told The Hustler on Feb. 18 at 4:14 p.m. CST that it has not paused graduate admissions and that decisions will be made at the school-level to balance program admissions with current student needs. This contradicts a Feb. 4 address by Graduate School Dean André Christie-Mizell to the Graduate Student Council, in| The Vanderbilt Hustler - The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University
Vanderbilt’s “work hard, play hard” culture, combined with Nashville’s vibrant music scene and the endless bars along Broadway, can make going out an appealing way to unwind. While I’m not personally a huge fan of the honky tonk vibe, I’ve certainly found myself succumbing to the peer pressure more times than I’d like to admit.| The Vanderbilt Hustler - The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University
Vanderbilt Men’s Basketball, behind its best home crowd of the year and a sold-out student section, fell 80-68 at the hands of No. 1 Auburn in a back-and-forth primetime clash on Feb. 11. The game wasn’t pretty, as the Commodores fell into a 15-0 hole early on and had to claw their way back into| The Vanderbilt Hustler - The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University
This holiday season the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce is encouraging the community to “Put Your Money Where Your Heart Is” and shop and eat local. Now more than ever, it’s important to support local small businesses. They make up the fabric of our community by providing jobs, investment in local charities, and bring life […]| Nevada City California
Take “The Christmas Card” Self-Guided Tour A note from Joany Kane, writer of The Christmas Card, December 2020 Back in the tail end of 1998 I was working on a Christmas romance screenplay. I had the title, “The Christmas Card,” and I had the general idea, a serviceman serving overseas receives a Christmas card from […]| Nevada City California
An Evening with Ellen Locally produced video “An Evening with Ellen” sponsored by the Famous Marching Presidents is included in the WSP Fall 2020 Exhibit on “Women Suffragists” now open for viewing online from December 1-31, 2020. This online exhibit, “Women Soaring”, is available through December 31, 2020. https://www.womensoaringproject.com/gallery This exhibit honors women suffragists, Like […]| Nevada City California
Add your business/non-profit to the “Spread Thanks, not COVID” listing Nevada County businesses and non-profits are invited to fill out [a] short form and be added to the listing of local businesses keeping their staff and the community safe this holiday season [click on here]. Give the community an opportunity to shop safely and support […]| Nevada City California
Nevada City Craft Fair Holiday Social Join us from November 27th to December 18th, 2020 for Nevada City Craft Fair Holiday Social; a virtual social media showcase of some really awesome makers that were going to be at Nevada City Craft Fair this year. We can’t have events, but we can still shop. As the […]| Nevada City California
The Center for the Arts wants to help you shop local WHAT: Holiday Art Market WHEN: Saturday, December 19, and Sunday, December 20, 2020 – 11:00am – 4:00pm WHERE: The Center for the Arts, 314 W. Main Street, Grass Valley, CA WEBSITE: www.thecenterforthearts.org ADMISSION: Free. Retail Reservations Recommended. INFO: thecenterforthearts.org | 530-274-8384 The Center’s […]| Nevada City California
Mary Jane’s Marketplace Now Live! MaryJane’s Marketplace, is now LIVE! The Alliance is proud to partner with dozens of local Nevada County small businesses to bring this unique, silent auction holiday shopping experience! The proceeds raised from the auction will support the work of the Alliance and local economic development efforts through a thriving local […]| Nevada City California
Music in the Mountains Presents Your Holiday Favorites What: Holiday Concert Where: Live on Youtube.com presented by Music in the Mountains When: Friday, December 11th 2020; repeat Christmas Eve & Christmas Day Time: 7pm Price: Pay What You Can RSVP for link: www.musicinthemountains.org On Friday, December 11th, 2020 at 7pm, Music in the Mountains will […]| Nevada City California
29th Annual Nevada County Toy Run Every second Saturday in December – rain, snow or shine – hundreds of spectators line the route to watch motorcyclists (a record was set in 2009 with over 1,800!) rumble through the towns of Nevada City and Grass Valley on their way to the Nevada County Fairgrounds. Every family in need […]| Nevada City California
Light Up Nevada City GoFundMe Every year, the historic downtown streets of Nevada City are transformed into something out of a Charles Dicken’s novel with twinkling white lights along rooflines, festive red flags lining the streets, and fresh wreaths, garland and swags decorating the brick buildings. It’s so quaint and charming, Nevada City recently was […]| Nevada City California
Governor Newsom Announces Launch of California Rebuilding Fund to Help State’s Smallest Businesses Protect their California Dream The California Rebuilding Fund will support California’s small businesses by offering flexible, affordable capital and free advisory services through community-based lenders SACRAMENTO – As businesses across the state face challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, Governor Gavin Newsom […]| Nevada City California
United Way of Nevada County Raise a Glass to Lend a Hand United Way of Nevada County invites you to a virtual wine tasting class with Dave Luce of Alta Sierra Wine Shop. This interactive tasting experience includes your choice of four White or Red wines to sample from the comfort of your own home, led by Dave Luce. When: […]| Nevada City California
THE MINERS FOUNDRY NEEDS YOU! Thanksgiving was very different than in years past. Celebrations were smaller, quieter, and the pull of nostalgia stronger than ever. The Miners Foundry is honored to serve as the repository for the collective memories of our community. Music, art, dance, and joyful gatherings are in our future, visible on the horizon. Our stone walls are […]| Nevada City California
Support the Arts in Nevada County this Giving Tuesday 2020 has seen a profound shift in our communal psyche. In late February, just three weeks before our Governor issued a shelter-in-place order for the whole of California, Nevada County Arts Council hosted The Business of Art. Little did we know, as we welcomed close to […]| Nevada City California
Twin Star Gallery present The Weekend of Giving – Christmas Fundraiser for Hospitality House, December 5-6. 100% of sales goes to Hospitality House.| Nevada City California
49er Rotary Donates $4K to Bright Futures for Youth Jennifer Singer, Executive Director of Bright Futures for Youth, on Monday (Nov. 23) accepts a $4,000 donation from Rick Kalb, community services director for the 49er Breakfast Rotary Club of Nevada City. The money will be used for the youth group’s new kitchen and culinary program. 49er Rotary, […]| Nevada City California
SBA Q&A Forum Every Thursday SBA’s Sacramento District Office is excited to announce the launch of SBA Q&A Forum, a weekly webinar for small businesses on SBA resources. The SBA Q&A Forum will provide an interactive format for small businesses to ask questions and learn about SBA’s broad array of resources, including loan programs, federal contracting programs, training […]| Nevada City California
FREED Statement on COVID-19 & Masks The Americans with Disabilities Act was signed into law thirty years ago to prevent discrimination against people with disabilities and to extend opportunity and promote inclusion of people with disabilities in society. Here in Nevada County, people with disabilities play an important role in all facets of life and […]| Nevada City California
Keeping the Arts Alive WHO: The Center for the Arts WHAT: End of Year Membership Drive WHEN: Now through December 31, 2020 WHERE: online @ thecenterforthearts.org WEBSITE: https://thecenterforthearts.org/event/end-of-year-membership-drive-2020/ INFO: thecenterforthearts.org | 530-274-8384 This year is all about coming together as a community, and The Center for the Arts has continued to create experiences, opportunities and […]| Nevada City California
A Celebratory Event with Alasdair Fraser and Natalie Haas WHO: Alasdair Fraser & Natalie Haas WHAT: Album Release Show LIVE From The Center WHEN: Friday, December 4, 2020 | 7:00pm WHERE: 314 W. Main Street Grass Valley, CA WEBSITE: https://thecenterforthearts.org/event/alasdair-fraser-natalie-haas/ ADMISSION: Free Livestream, Donations Welcome INFO: thecenterforthearts.org | 530-274-8384 Alasdair Fraser and Natalie Haas celebrate […]| Nevada City California
Golden Shoulders & Paige Lucile Broadcasting LIVE From The Center WHO: Golden Shoulders & Paige Lucile WHAT: Broadcasting LIVE From The Center WHEN: Friday, November 27, 2020 | 7:00pm WHERE: 314 W. Main Street Grass Valley, CA WEBSITE: https://thecenterforthearts.org/event/from-the-center-golden-shoulders/ ADMISSION: Free Livestream, Donations Welcome INFO: thecenterforthearts.org | 530-274-8384 This year, Golden Shoulders is broadcasting […]| Nevada City California
Thanksgiving Week at Nevada City Winery Warehouse Clearance Sale, New Thanksgiving Hours, Fireside Tasting, and What We’re Thankful For! Wine Bottle Clearance Sale! Starting Saturday in the Barrel Room Stock up for the holidays. Nevada City Winery is clearing out our warehouse. We have library wines, closeouts, overruns, & rare finds that we need to […]| Nevada City California
Holiday Pies from Emily’s Catering Take a break from cooking for Thanksgiving and let Emily’s Catering do all the work! Its pie time at Emily’s Catering! With over 12 varieties of freshly baked beautiful and delicious pies, now is the time to reserve your favorites for the holidays. Pastries, cookies, and seasonal savory dishes are […]| Nevada City California
Nisenan Heritage Month November is Native American Heritage Month and we’ve made a creative decision to combine our annual Nisenan Heritage Day Cultural community event and our annual Harvest Dinner fundraiser into a month-long Cultural educational opportunity. Beginning November 1st, this deeply engaging event will feature weekly offerings of digital content in reflection of the […]| Nevada City California
Expanded Hours @ the Foundry Cafe The Foundry Cafe hours: Thursday–Tuesdays, 8am–1pm | The Foundry Bar hours: Saturday & Sunday ONLY, 1–6pm. Stop by for Foxhound Espresso, award winning baked goods, couture egg toasts, mimosas, and more! Proudly serving Bloody Marys with Cirino’s on Main Street Bloody Mary Mix!| Nevada City California
Nevada County Food Facility and Bar Facility Operators: As some of you may have heard, the State announced that Nevada County has been moved to the “widespread tier”. This is the most restrictive tier in the state’s tiered framework. Widespread (purple) Tier modifications for Nevada County businesses begin Tuesday, November 17th. Nevada County businesses should modify their business operations […]| Nevada City California
Fur Traders Warehouse Sale 50% OFF ALL SHOES & APPAREL In Our Huge Warehouse! ~ We’re back and have 6 months worth of internet returns, discontinued styles, and much more to check out! Come quick & be the first to get the best selection for your size! ~ Buy 3 or more items and get […]| Nevada City California
NEVADA COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS FUNDRAISER: DRIVE THRU BBQ AND PIE EVENT The Nevada County Fairgrounds Foundation, in partnership with the Foothill Lions Club, is hosting a Drive Thru BBQ and Pie event as a fundraiser for the Nevada County Fairgrounds. Tickets are on sale now at NevadaCountyFair.com for pulled pork family meals and pumpkin pies. Each […]| Nevada City California
Seven Hills Fundraiser at Northridge Restaurant Monday November 16th, The Northridge Restaurant is helping Seven Hills PSTC raise money for gym equipment, enrichment programs and so much more by donating 10% of the evenings sales (Including take-out). See link for more information. https://sevenhills.ncsd.school/| Nevada City California
By Ameera Steward | For The Birmingham Times Many Birmingham residents wear the brand, many Birmingham residents know the brand, however, not many know the faces behind the brand. Broken Dreams is …| The Birmingham Times
By Barnett Wright | The Birmingham Times DeJuana Thompson will step down as president and CEO of The Birmingham Civil Rights Institute to focus on voting rights activities and community organizing …| The Birmingham Times
The Hustler spoke with Brother Elsey’s guitarist and vocalist Brady Stablein about the Nashville-based brother quartet’s song.| The Vanderbilt Hustler - The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University
The lefty pitcher was the sixth VandyBoy taken in the MLB draft and will head to Boston to kick off his professional career.| The Vanderbilt Hustler - The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University
The Vanderbilt left-handed flamethrower will head to Atlanta after being the second VandyBoy taken in the MLB Draft.| The Vanderbilt Hustler - The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University
Ottawa is planning to allow more federal employees to retire after 25 years, bucking the private-sector trend toward later retirement.| Policy Options
birminghamal.gov The City of Birmingham and Major League Baseball have released details about the MLB at Rickwood Field game coming up Thursday, June 20. Details about offsite parking, shuttle serv…| The Birmingham Times
By ignoring the exploitation of the environment and workers in the fashion industry, we are enabling a system that has gone unregulated for far too long.| The Vanderbilt Hustler - The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University
Stipends across numerous programs were raised due to increasing housing costs in the Nashville area, among other factors.| The Vanderbilt Hustler - The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University
Building off a dominant showing against Lipscomb, the No. 13 Vanderbilt Commodores (28-10, 9-7) opened their series against the Florida Gators (19-18, 7-9) with a 10-5 victory. "It's important to bounce back from that weekend," Davis Diaz said. "We just told ourselves to put it behind us and that it's a new weekend." On the| The Vanderbilt Hustler - The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University
