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Since 2021, a total of 383 police incidents have been reported at UB's on-campus housing. The Governor's Complex, where about 800 students live, accounted for 47 incidents (12.2% of the total). The Ellicott Complex is home to approximately 3,200 students and had 208 incidents (54% of the total). UB is currently 17 different on-campus residencesinclude: Governor complex: Dewey, Roosevelt, Lehman, Clinton Hall. Ellicott Complex: Richmond, Red Jacket, Spaulding, Wilkeson, Fargo, Evans Quadrangle On-campus apartments: Flint, Hadley, South Lake, Flickinger Village; South campus dorm buildings: Goodyear Hall and Clement Hall Below is a tally of police incidents for each dormitory (and…
Getty ImagesLaw enforcement appears to have taken over an online site run by a major criminal organization that orchestrates ransomware cyberattacks.This site belongs to the LockBit group. It sells a service that allows people to hack into computer networks and hold data until a ransom is paid.On Monday night, a message appeared on the group's website saying it was “currently under the control of law enforcement.””This site is under the control of the UK National Crime Agency, working closely with the FBI and the international law enforcement force Operation Chronos,” the message said.It added that this was an “ongoing and…
downward angle icon An icon in the shape of a downward facing corner. Hemant Taneja, General Catalyst CEO and Managing Director; Steve Jennings/Getty Images Countries around the world are competing to develop their own strategies for developing AI technology.The CEO of venture capital firm General Catalyst told the Journal that international cooperation will be important.He said world leaders should “align on some core protocols” when it comes to AI development. As countries around the world vie for supremacy in the AI arms race, some investors believe it's time for the international community to get on the same page about where…
BOISE, Idaho — Lawmakers and lobbyists filled a Senate committee room in the basement of the Idaho Statehouse on Monday to hear the latest details about one of the state's worst-kept secrets.The foundations of Idaho's economy, including hospitality, construction, and agriculture, rely heavily on undocumented workers. The Idaho Dairy Association and the Idaho Department of Agriculture commissioned a study from the University of Idaho's McClure Center for Public Policy Research to improve public understanding of this topic. “Good policy follows good data,” said Alex Labeau, president of the Idaho Association of Commerce and Industry (IACI). “What we want to do…
SEATTLE — People were arrested after smoking drugs in a bathroom for nearly an hour at a Seattle store, forcing customers to evacuate, police said.Seattle Police told KIRO 7 that officers were called to a business on Aurora Avenue North just after 2 p.m. Sunday.A Seattle Fire Department spokesperson said firefighters responded to the Krispy Kreme Donuts parking lot at the corner of Aurora Avenue North and North 125th Street to assist police.Employees told police the two men smoked drugs in the bathroom for about 40 minutes.A Seattle Fire Department spokesperson said firefighters responded to the Krispy Kreme Donuts parking…
The announcement was made by Miguel Cardona, the U.S. Secretary of Education. Ministry of Education's new university support strategy 12 February. This plan is intended to assist you with the university process. fafsa Making information easier and simpler. Cardona said the announcement was a direct response to input from financial aid administrators, university leaders, students and parents. The organization is already working to reduce form submission delays. Since the 2024-25 FAFSA became available Dec. 30, nearly 4 million forms have been submitted, many in record time, Cardona said. “Our top priority is to ensure that our students receive the greatest…
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A musical based on Gwyneth Paltrow's ski trials is set to premiere in Utah.The Oscar-winning actress was embroiled in a high-profile legal dispute with Utah-based optometrist Terry Sanderson in 2023, and is starring in a new musical drama about their infamous trial, Gwyneth Goes Skiing. ' will be published for the first time in an Egyptian newspaper. Theater in Park City, Utah, Variety reported.The city is a world-famous destination for ski enthusiasts and is also where Gwyneth had a run-in with her optometrist.The show's creators Linus Karp and Joseph Martin will play the actress and Sanderson, respectively, while Trixie Mattel…
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Michael Keaton was “hesitant and cautious” about making another “Beetlejuice” movie.The 72-year-old actor starred in Tim Burton's original film in 1988, and Michael had been wrestling with the idea of reviving Beetlejuice for years.Michael told PEOPLE: “We thought, 'We've got to do this right. If we don't, let's just quit. Let's get on with our lives and do something else.'” So I hesitated, and carefully. It happened, but [Tim] Perhaps he was just as hesitant and cautious as he had been all these years.”Once I got there, I said, 'Okay, let's just do it. Let's see if we can do…