Harm Reduction Vending Machines

By Ray Grosser, University of Nevada, Reno

The Unlikely Librarian: Director Makes Library a Safe Space for Pinewoods Community

By Lilly Stone, University of Georgia

Finding pride in identity: Growing up gay and Filipino in a world of tradition

By Jessica Galan, California State University – Los Angeles

Phoenix Holocaust center raises $38 million, expected to open in 2027 to foster education

By Katrina Michalak, Arizona State University

Visitors reflect on King’s legacy at MLK monument

By Noah Gulley, University of Miami

Crone Collective tattoo shop prizes artist — and client — autonomy

By Julia Gallagher, University of Vermont

Thousands Weather Brutal Cold, Chaos for Trump Inauguration

By Andrew Mercein and Manuel Scheuernstuhl, Columbia University

Miles de Personas le dan un último Adios al Expresidente Jimmy Carter.

By Carla Mendez, Florida International University

This group is fighting hunger one food delivery run at a time

By Maddox Murphy, Southeastern Missouri University

A SEMO Mass Media student’s journey covering the NFL Combine

By Maddox Murphy, Southeastern Missouri University

A moment in Durham: ‘People are inclined to be of service today’

By Kate Mintz, Duke University

South Street: How Katrina Duva Is Keeping Tradition Alive at Bob and Barbara’s

By Marie Schmidt, Temple University

Meet Montu, The Man Who Sells Books Roadside in D.C.

By Juan Benn Jr., Howard University News Service

MLK Peace Walk and Parade Celebrate Local Community and Culture

By Tait Manning, Howard University News Service

Where to Celebrate MLK Day in D.C.

By Tait Manning, Howard University News Service

Social Issues: Philly’s Pitbull Overbreeding and Neglect

By Haley Smith, Temple University

Flying High: A Look at Tennessee’s Skydiving Industry

By Katie Beth Cannon, Belmont University

With a propane torch for a paintbrush, Pamela Kainz creates art from foraged and discarded materials

By Saba Khundadze, Boston University

Exploring the dangers of bed-rotting

By Abby Dizon, Southern Adventist University

Cape May’s Monarch Festival celebrates the fascinating insects and their migration

By Kate Zaffarese, Rowan University

Dana Gioia Inspires the Next Generation of Poets

By Emma Martinez, Pepperdine University

The magic of birdwatching in the winter

By Hannah Sander, Miami University

Nebraska farmer works to bring local farms and schools together

By Luke Vie, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Understanding college students’ trust in news

By Chloe Farnsworth, University of Minnesota Duluth

Everyday Hero: Fashion pro empowers next generation of girls

By Daniela Vaziri, Kennesaw State University

News with a Beat: How AI and Gen Z Are Changing Journalism Forever

By Gregory Gondwe, California State University San Brenardino

Orange Coast College Fashion’s “The Box “ breaks hiatus for a department clean out

By Haver Greenman, Orange Coast College

Top five vegan restaurants in South Florida

By Brenda Miranda, Florida International University

Where service blooms, growth follows

By Erin Patanella, SUNY Brockport

Trotting together
Brockport’s Annual Turkey Trot celebrates 21 years of tradition

By Kyle Hayes, SUNY Brockport

Flip It saves the planet, one piece of clothing at a time

By Emmanuel Rogers, SUNY Buffalo

“Adverses” de Aguijón Theater nos lleva de la tragedia a la teatronovela

By Sofía Oyarzún, University of Texas El Paso

Why hunting matters: The benefits and ethical case for sustainable hunting

By Bryson Klunk, Southeastern Missouri University

A Durham dad’s vision to help adults with developmental disabilities

By Ethan Davidovitch, Duke University

5 Historic Macon Neighborhoods

By Lenka Anuraj, Mercer University

Why Young Men Won’t Call Themselves Feminist

By Fiona Frankel, Colorado State University

Black Student Union: Student leaders that make everybody feel like somebody

By Brooklyn McKinney, Tarleton University

Local art communities struggle with role of AI art

By Hunter Davies, Michigan State University

Southern impacted by turbulent election season

By Hayden Kobza, Southern Adventist University

Diana Alarcon’s ceramic art examines womanhood

By Eva Resz, Southern Adventist University

Green burial offers a natural and environmentally-friendly way celebrate a life

By Abigail Twiford, Rowan University

PHOTO GALLERY: Christmas spirit in Richmond, with lights, songs and a Santa who rides a fire truck

By Paul Ghusar, University of California Berkeley

PRT holds Downtown community meeting on proposed bus route redesign draft

By Gavin Petrone, Point Park University

South Street: How Katrina Duva Is Keeping Tradition Alive at Bob and Barbara’s

By Haley Smith, Temple University

Social Issues: Philly’s Pitbull Overbreeding and Neglect

By Haley Smith, Temple University

Where Are They Now?: Billy Cook Sizzles at the Major Leagues

By Justin Rodriguez, Pepperdine University

Lane Library showcases new student-made board games

By Diego Smith, Miami University

Talawanda school board meeting to address investigation into teacher’s political TikTok

By Gabrielle Byrd, Miami University

Piere’s Marketplace Brings Local Flavor to Downtown Johnson City

By Rebecca Higgins, Eastern Tennessee State University

Oakland’s LGBT community gathers to support each other after Trump election: ‘We’re not going anywhere.’

By Xavey Bzdek, University of California Oakland

Locals Can Gather for ‘Dia de Los Muertos’ at these Northern Nevada Events

By Clarissa Vazquez, University of Nevada, Reno

Podcast: Behind The Block Ep 3: High School Basketball Media Days

University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Creating an Inclusive Campus: UNL’s Support for Visually Impaired Students

By Danyka Galvan, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Declining Rates of Print Media Affect Local News Publications

By Harper Covington, University of Georgia

Plainfield Co-op balances nostalgia and growth with planned expansion

By Lucia McCallum, University of Vermont

Michigan libraries evolve to meet modern needs

By Donte Smith, Michigan State University

Canton nonprofit stocks pantries for families in need

By Ana Markosi, Kennesaw State University

California Tribes and Indigenous People Reclaim Heritage in Historic Parade

California State University San Bernardino

Astoria’s Greek Diaspora Keeps Outdoor Dining Alive as New Rules Kick In

By Irene Bantigue, Columbia

Revamped Wheels skate park to reopen — but not quite yet

By Jothi Gupta, Duke University

Calls for city services reach highest level in three years

By Jon Regardie, California State University Los Angeles

Women have led other democracies, but US voters rejected the two who tried – what will it take to elect a female president?

By Gabrielle Wallace, Arizona State University

CSUSB’s Jess Nerren to Lead Pioneering Neurodiversity and Disability Implicit Bias Training for California Attorneys

California State University San Bernardino

Positively Huggable: A Dutch Street Artist Tries to Bridge the Divide

By Noëlle de Leeuw, Columbia

How OCC students cope with voter stress and their mental health

By Marissa Acosta, Danny Amirghahari, Jin Peters, Dylan Hugues, Orange Coast College

From food allergies to fresh bakes

By Erin Patanella and Kyle Hayes, SUNY Brockport

Trolleys, holiday markets bring festive vibe to West Side

By Jim Tammaro, SUNY Buffalo

Home-field heroes: The crucial role fans play in fueling SEMO sports

By Beto Vaca Diez, Southeastern Missouri University

Waiting Period: Behind bars, access to feminine hygiene products can be limited

By Jill Riepenhoff and Joce Sterman, Indiana University

A Durham moment: ‘People’s animals are their babies’

University of Georgia

Porchfest in Boulevard: Colorful Home Balances History, Cozy Feel

University of Georgia

Free education for students

By Rose Seivers, Eastern Kentucky University

After Years of Opposition, New York Republicans Say They’re Embracing Mail-In Voting

By Alex Klavens, Columbia

Travis Kelce makes his acting debut in “Grotesquerie”

By Jin Peters, Orange Coast College

Keeping it fresh

By Brayden Peters and Erin Jones, SUNY Brockport

Chinatown library’s irreplaceable value in fostering culture and education

By Xiaoya Shao, Boston University

Mobile site helps art lovers follow the trail of work by famed El Paso artist Tom Lea throughout Texas

University of Texas El Paso

A Durham Moment: ‘I just did 10 billion switchbacks’

By Lauren Pehlivanian, Duke University

Goat that posed for Ring camera selfies while roaming southwest Licking County finally caught

By Owen Baker, Denison University

Carolina In My Mind: Home After Hurricane Helene

By Lilly Asano, Colorado College

Fashionistas enjoy a splash of Oakland designs with a spot of tea

By Nava Rawls, University of California Berkeley

‘High Impact’ Experience Teaches College Students About State Government

By Brodie Greene, Virginia Commonwealth University

Midwest Chingona Fest builds a community of empowered women in Nebraska

By Meghan O’Brien, University of Nebraska Lincoln

Swifties priced out: The high cost of seeing Taylor Swift

By Andrea Rivera, Florida International University

Point Park’s full-time faculty union protest stalled contract negotiations

By Michelangelo Pellis, Point Park University

Stress and Schedule: Students Face Midterm Season

By Karla Suzuki, Pepperdine University

A Sister Story: How two siblings from Whitehaven both became authors

By David Waters, University of Memphis

Cobb parents demand action on school safety, not book bans

By Emma Buker, Kennesaw State University

Kevin Murphy finds home away from home in Japan

By Kaleigh Adams, Eastern Kentucky University

After 2022, tribal involvement in the Arizona’s State Fair’s Native American Rodeo waned

By Marshall Baker, Arizona State University

Oct. 7 rescuer and survivor: ‘What we saw on that day was pure evil’

By Charmaine Mukurazhizha, University of Miami

At Talmo Hair Co., youth find gender confidence in haircuts

By Olivia Conti, University of Vermont

Lots of after-school fun at West Side Teens program

By Shanice Forbes, SUNY Buffalo

League of Women Voters helps register underrepresented voting population in Newark: Unsheltered people

By Ella Diehl, Denison University

Taylor Swift vs Conservative America: Pop Culture and Election Cycles

By Stecy Mwachia, Colorado College

Nationwide Book Bans Are Dramatically Increasing. Colorado College Has Something To Say.

By Sydney McGarr, Colorado College

The power of self-compassion and effects of social media

By Johanne Mendoza, Southern Adventist University

Film student uses personal experiences with a disability to inspire short films

By Angelina Pattavina, University of Nebraska Lincoln

Artist traci kato-kiriyama reflects on trauma, healing and collective care during U of I residency

By Adelyn Mui, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Jimmy Carter’s humanitarian legacy: 100 years in the making

By Emma Buker, Kennesaw State University

Art students reimagine covers of banned books

By Ryn Drummond, University of Kansas

Poet challenges social prejudices and misconceptions

By Emma Allen, Arkansas State University

How the goth and LA Latinx communities intersect

By Fae Casillas and Calista Pineda, California State University Los Angeles

Palestinian Artist and Activist, Ahmad Nabil, Calls for Creative Resistance

California State University San Bernardino

Vermont high schools hooked on a new sport: bass fishing

By Charlotte Oliver, University of Vermont

Five storytellers who have shaped the Miami identity

By Beverly R. Muzii, Florida International University

Amtrak revives “Floridian” with route from Chicago to Miami

By Samantha Gutierrez, Florida International University

Gerard Albert: From aspiring journalist to Hurricane Helene correspondent

By Cora O’Donnell, Florida International University

Noises Off entertains and defies norms as a play within a play

By Cora O’Donnell, Southeastern Missouri

Tristan Smith shines in his Redhawk debut against UT Martin

By Matt Fitzgerald

Springfield: An Ohio city reshaped by Haitian immigrants lands in an unwelcome spotlight

By Skylla Mumana, Bryan Wen, Wen Shao and Emily Elizabeth Evans, University of California Berkeley

People of Richmond: “How is the school year starting out?”

By Skylla Mumana, Bryan Wen, Wen Shao and Emily Elizabeth Evans, University of California Berkeley

Oxford locals transform city’s restaurant scene

By Maya Svec, Miami University

Democracy Day Series from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Iraqi refugee shares thoughts on freedom in America, by Livia Ziskey

For Vietnamese exchange student, democracy means helping others, by Marissa Lindemann

‘You’re a citizen and your opinion does matter’, by Leah Bryan

The transformative power of clothing in identity exploration

By Ariana Joy Cobler, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Why Johnny Can’t Read, Cursive, That Is

By Elisabeth Gaffney, Florida Atlantic University

Reconciliation group heals terror of the past one relationship at a time

By Laura Kebede-Twumasi, University of Memphis

Brunch With Biden: President Celebrates Black Excellence at the White House

By By Jordyn Britton, Howard University

‘The most horrible day’: Those at the Capitol on Jan. 6 carry scars, shame, satisfaction

By Lillie Boudreaux, Hudson French, Donovan Johnson and Ismael Lele, part of the Fractured project from Arizona State University

AI Chatbot Offers Entertaining Escape Route From Conspiracy Theories

California State University San Bernardillo

“A Life in the Wild” – Crisp Museum features an exhibition by famed nature photographer

By Taylor Slavens, Southeastern Missouri University

“We need to speak out and speak loud”: People of color battle targeted disinformation

By Eliana Alzate, Arizona State University

After-hours bus in Brattleboro could be a boon for city’s refugees

By Holly Sullivan, University of Vermont

Fiber Fair weaves Winooski’s history into farmers market

By Holly Sullivan, University of Vermont

Shift from playing sports to dancing folklorico and cheer leads to Magic Kingdom-level opportunities

By Lorenzo Leyva, University of Texas El Paso

Third-generation student becomes Student Government President

By Wesley J. Pérez Vidal, Southeast Missouri University

Unerasing the history of Macon’s Oak Ridge African American cemetery

By Grant Blankenship, Mercer University

New Waves, New Hats: SGA’s Fashion Forward Initiative

By Shalom Montgomery, Pepperdine University

Athens Recovery Warriors: Battling Addiction, Building Community

By Sara Maloney, University of Kansas

Departing fire chief reflects on connection to Eudora community

By Sara Maloney, University of Kansas

Board of Regents approves increases in tuition for Eastern Kentucky University students

By Madison Livers, Eastern Kansas University

More than half of Los Angeles pool permits go to just 12 neighborhoods

By John Regardie, University of Southern California

After the Games: Paris Olympics shed light on government assistance for youth sports

By Zach Bradshaw and Doyal Dangelo, Arizona State University

Underground Workshop: Putting the Cap on Essex senior art projects

By Scarlett Cannizzaro, University of Vermont

Center for Community News pitches media-college partnerships at panel

By Justin Trombly, University of Vermont

Vargas announces end of tenure as SEMO president

By Blake Schowalter and Lily Neibrugge, Southeastern Missouri University

Waves Make a Splash at the Olympics

By Justin Rodriguez, Pepperdine University

President Biden Establishes National Monument for 1908 Springfield Race Riot

By Asia Alexander, Howard University

Shooting for the Stars: A Q&A With NASA Filmmaker James Tralie

By Vanesa de la Cruz Pavas, University of Nevada, Reno

Reaching for a dream: Local family opens “magical” lemonade business

By Sara Maloney, University of Kansas

Minding Our Elders: Downsizing tips for seniors

By Carol Bradley Bursack, University of Kansas

Students take a break from studying at EKU’s Summer Fest

By Emily Kessler, Eastern Kentucky University

‘Gayest Olympics ever’: Paris Games will spotlight growing LGBTQIA+ athletic community

By Zach Bradshaw, Arizona State University

Sienna Martz, budding Vermont textile artist, debuts first solo exhibition

By Olivia Conti, University of Vermont

Benefits of Attending Community College Before University

By Michelle Montes, California State University, San Bernardino

Transforming prison life one book at a time (includes video story)

By Amelia Orjuela Da Silva, Florida International Univeristy

Battle Racing captures attention of thrill-seekers and social media influencers (includes video story)

By Leslie Sanchez, Florida International University

Generation alpha navigates increased screen time social media use

By Thailon Wilson, Virginia Commonwealth University

The Beekeepers of Licking County

By Sarah Sollinger, Denison University

Ohio History Connection working to repatriate major collection of Indigenous remains

By Emma Baum, Denison University

In this baseball game adapted for people with disabilities, all players are superheros

By Sarah Sollinger, Denison University

Daisy Robeson’s journey as an educator and leader

By Jolee Skinner, Tarleton State University

World-class attraction, ‘glamping’ proposed for Lake Tobesofkee

By Liz Fabian, Mercer University

Cirrus Academy ousts head of school

By Laura Corley, Mercer University

TikTok for Science: Tips for Engaging, Educating, and Entertaining New Audiences

By Vanesa De La Cruz Pavas, University of Nevada, Reno

Nurturing Connection: Vital Role of ‘The Third Place’ for Gen Z

By Shannon Lorusso, Grady College

Making an impression: New tattoo studio strives for feminine brand

By Ryn Drummond, University of Kansas

Exploring the past and the future of the old Methodist church

By Ryn Drummond, University of Kansas

‘Kids from across the U.S. run away to New England to join Circus Smirkus‘

By Olivia Conti, University of Vermont

What Makes Pinehurst Special: The Golfing Mecca in the Carolina Sandhills

By Chandler Hawkes, University of Florida

End of an Era: Union Furniture Shuts Doors After 112 Years in Business

By Alisha Mitchell, Mercer University

‘The View From Here’ art exhibit offers prisoners’ perspective of the world

By Choekyi Lhamo, University of California, Berkeley

‘We think people should be educated voters’: On 100th anniversary, Oakland League of Women Voters recruits new members to mission

By Daniel Hennessy, University of California, Berkeley

From stray to star: Cameron the cat’s journey to becoming the Nebraska State Capitol’s adored feline

By Nate Dupler, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Scientists have cutting edge technology to scan kids’ brains. But it wasn’t built for all heads

By Sofi Gratas, Mercer University

A Macon day camp introduces kids to the ethics of AI

By Taleen Hanna, Mercer University

Nevada will pay $5000 for you to hike the Pacific Crest National Trail in a new way

By Kat Fulwider, University of Nevada, Reno

Eudora coach joins Kansas Sports Hall of Fame

By Sara Maloney, University of Kansas

Gen Z Latinos Fight an Uphill Battle to Reach the Film Industry

By Joseph Chavarria, California State University – Los Angeles

To live and park in L.A.: the street cleaning challenge

By Jon Regardie, University of Southern California

Texan News Service, JTAC newspaper combine under one roof

By students at Tarleton State University

Rides 4 Refugees aims to lower barriers to transportation in Central Ohio

By Janson McNair, Kent State

Sergio Garcia Makes Most of Late Entry into U.S. Open in Round 1 at Pinehurst

By Chandler Hawke, University of Florida

U.S. Open Debut a Proud Moment For UF’s Parker Bell, Family

By Jada Ross, University of Florida

Bright Spot: Summer flowers

By Emma Baum, Denison University

Dive into Storytelling: The Imagination Behind Nebraska Repertory Theatre’s Big Fish

By Marin Krenzer, Lily Dohmen, and Nathan Ertzner, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

From North Philly to Paris: Kahleah Copper’s road to 2024 Olympics a journey of tears, setbacks and success

By Joshua Heron, Arizona State University

‘Voice for the voiceless’: Natasha Cloud, Phoenix Mercury use platform to raise gun safety awareness

By Joshua Heron, Arizona State University

Family remembers Jerrie Mock on the 60th anniversary of her around-the-world flight

By Annie Kennedy, Denison University

Indoor gardening hasn’t grown old for millennial and Gen Z houseplant owners

By Maryalice Skutnik, SUNY Brockport

Faces behind the barbed wire

By Maryalice Skutnik, SUNY Brockport

Iowa women’s basketball’s Caitlin Clark reflects on college career after loss to South Carolina in national championship

By Kenna Roering, University of Iowa

In its 25th year, Artbarn continues to cultivate childrens’ creativity through theater

By Niamh Mullen and Mishara Nozea, Brandeis University

Lowell Girls Lifting Wrestling to New Heights

By Trisha Young, Marquette University

NNS Spotlight: How Milwaukee’s newest Black-owned grocery store serves the residents of Sherman Park

By Trisha Young, Marquette University

Why a small Adirondack mountain has made big, even Olympic, waves in skiing

By Nate Harrington, Syracuse University

The resurrection of tampered history

By Maryalice Skutnik, SUNY Brockport

Stowe art show ‘In the Garden’ questions barriers to paradise — and how to fly over them

By Cecilia Larson, University of Vermont

Maine is finally getting on board with games at bars

By Emily Hedegard, University of New England

Everyday Hero: Lady T helps feed those in need

By Claire Becknell, Kennesaw State University

The World of African Dance Through the Eyes of Aya Shabu

By Holland Bodner, University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill

A Utah TikTok personality brings attention to sustainable landscaping

By Kyle Forbush, Salt Lake Community College

A medieval kingdom in our backyard

By Cenya Dawson and Adelaide Olberding, Colorado College

“It still exists in my heart” A family and a community remember the legacy of Spring Valley 16 years after local pool closed

By The Reporting Project, Denison University

Historic plantations in Mecklenburg County confront their legacies of slavery

By Simone Feast and Bob Page, Queens University

Mambo: Celebrating Hispanic Heritage

By Lily Baldi, Gannon University

Downtown Biddeford celebrates local creators Friday with ArtWalk

By Skyler Garcia, University of New England

Thousands gather in Flagstaff to witness annular solar eclipse

By Kate Duffy, Arizona State University

Let’s go racing: A look at how NASCAR teams prepare for the Bank of America

By Devonte Thomas, Queens University

Sometimes, reality bites: Why simulators are key for the Bank of America

By Devonte Thomas, Queens University

Recognizing the history of enslaved people at Mecklenburg County historic properties

By Simone Feast, Queens University

Austin’s Fantastic Fest scares up a slate of great horror movies

By Breze Reyes and Wells Dunbar, Saint Edward’s University

People Packed Into The 43rd Annual Pickle Festival

By Biwen Liu, Stony Brook University

New Location For Long Island Garlic Festival at Waterdrinker Farm This Year Did Not Stink, According to Festival-Goers

By Hayley Birmingham, Stony Brook University

As summer fades, fall colors take center tourism stage

By Kenzie Terpstra, Michigan State University