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Three JMU students dead, 2 injured in car wreck

Multiple JMU students died and others were injured with life-threatening injuries in a car wreck last night in West Virginia, according to an email from Tim Miller, vice president for

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Rabid stray cat found at JMU

A stray cat found on JMU s campus tested positive for rabies, according to the Central Shenandoah Health District.

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Two men arrested after chase through KU campus

The Douglas County Sheriff’s Department announced the arrest of two men after a chase that went through the University of Kansas’s campus and caused the KU Public Safety Office to

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KU staff member found dead at campus building

A KU staff member was found dead Tuesday night at the Multidisciplinary Research Building. Deputy Chief James Druen said there is no reason to believe the man died from anything

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Report shows crime at KU rose in 2021

Crime on campus rose in 2021, according to a press release from the University of Kansas. Chief of Police Nelson Mosley attributes this to the increase of people on campus,

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