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• Five University of Memphis students had student & exchange records terminated. What we know

  By Jack Armstrong Verified| The Commercial Appeal Verified Five University of Memphis students have had their SEVIS records terminated. The university's Division of International Affairs is working with the affected students. SEVIS is used by the Department of Homeland Security to track information on nonimmigrant students and exchange visitors. Five University of Memphis students have had their Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS) records terminated, according to a statement from a university spokesperson

  By Jack Armstrong Verified · The Commercial Appeal

  Apr. 16, 2025

• Mutual aid is ‘How we get through this’

  By Jack Armstrong Verified| Boulder Weekly Verified Courtesy: Boulder Food Not Bombs “Solidarity, not charity.” At its most basic level, that’s how proponents describe mutual aid. Though historically associated with leftist causes, mutual aid is, at its core, about people helping one another — a concept that transcends politics, religion and culture. “Everything that’s happening is about neighbors helping neighbors,” said Silas Atkins, a South Boulder resident and community building

  By Jack Armstrong Verified · Boulder Weekly

  Apr. 16, 2025

• “None of this is contrived, or just bones from KFC”: How Abduction…

  By Nick Ruskell Verified, Jack Armstrong Verified| Kerrang! Verified February 24, 2025Words:Nick RuskellPhotos:Jack Armstrong“It’s a taxidermied chick, dressed as an elf.”The curious thing being held up for Kerrang! to get a proper look at is, indeed, as described. It was, explains its owner, known to the black metal world as Abduction leader A|V, a present from a “full-time artist weirdo” friend

  By Nick Ruskell Verified, Jack Armstrong Verified · Kerrang!

  Feb. 24, 2025

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