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College students seem to be caught in fears about coronavirus transmission, but aren't succumbing to the disease, which hits older adults the hardest. Public health officials say it's only a matter of time before off-campus activities will spill into the community and reverse gains made against the disease. (Associated Press)

Public health officials fear college students will spread coronavirus

By Tom Howell Jr. - The Washington Times

College students test positive for coronavirus, throw party

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This July 2, 2019 photo shows the Conservatory, located on Miami University's Hamilton campus in Oxford, Ohio. For more than a decade, an iboga tree grew inside The Conservatory. Inside the tree's roots is something called ibogaine , a controlled substance that causes a hallucinogenic reaction if consumed. Two Miami University professors are suspended and one staff member has been forced to resign over how the tree got there and how it was used. (Maia Anderson/The Cincinnati Enquirer via AP)

Root of the problems: Tree substance leads to college furor

By MAIA ANDERSON - Associated Press

Report: Texts show extent of alleged university hazing

By KEITH BIERYGOLICK - Associated Press

Miami University president calls hazing report “deplorable”

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University trying to save its iconic ash trees from borers

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Former First Lady Barbara Bush had deep roots at Miami U

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The Latest: College denies any bias in disciplinary process

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Ara Parseghian remembered by coaches, former players

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University increases police presence for Green Beer Day

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FILE – In this Jan. 13, 2014, file photo, Aleeha Dudley, a blind student, poses in her off-campus apartment at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. Federal authorities said Monday, Oct. 17, 2016, that they have completed an agreement with Miami University that resolves allegations in Dudley's lawsuit that it violated the Americans with Disabilities Act. The Justice Department, the Ohio university and Dudley jointly filed a motion in Cincinnati asking a judge to approve a consent decree that requires Miami to provide disabled people an &quot;equal opportunity&quot; to benefit from the school's services, programs and activities. (Bob Garlock/Dayton Daily News via AP, File)

Ohio school, feds complete agreement in blind student’s case

By LISA CORNWELL - Associated Press

2 Ohio college students shot, wounded in apparent robbery

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Ohio food banks hope app can increase donations

By LISA CORNWELL - Associated Press

Miami University offers new center for students

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In this Jan. 13, 2014 photo, Aleeha Dudley poses in her off-campus apartment at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. The junior who has been blind since birth, says she has struggled academically to complete her zoology degree because new technology used by the school is not accessible to her. Dudley, who plans to pursue veterinary school, has filed a federal lawsuit that claims Miami’s use of technology that is not accessible to the disabled blocked her from completing coursework. (AP Photo/Bob Garlock, Dayton Daily News) LOCAL PRINT OUT; LOCAL TV OUT; WKEF-TV OUT; WRGT-TV OUT; WDTN-TV OUT

Blind Ohio student sues Miami U over technology

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