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February 16, 2026
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Syracuse Men’s Basketball Suffers Record Loss to Duke: The Syracuse men’s basketball team endured its largest defeat under head coach Adrian Autry, falling 101-64 to No. 3 Duke at Cameron Indoor Stadium. The Orange managed only 24 points in the first half, tying their lowest mark of the season, as Duke controlled the game through aggressive rebounding and efficient shooting. Duke maintained a decisive lead throughout the second half as Syracuse struggled offensively and defensively. The loss drops Syracuse to a 15-12 record for the season. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 16)
February 6, 2026
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Purdue Trustees Approve Faculty Appointments and New Degree Programs: The Purdue University Board of Trustees recently ratified appointments for several faculty and dean positions, including distinguished professorships in chemistry, physics, and engineering. The board also approved the creation of a new academic degree and issued official resolutions of appreciation and building namings. These actions reflect ongoing faculty achievements and program development at the West Lafayette campus. The decisions were made during a regularly scheduled board meeting. (Source: Purdue News on Feb 6)
February 5, 2026
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Purdue Professor Co-Authors Book Exploring Medieval Literature and Culture: Purdue English professor Dorsey Armstrong co-authored 'Vikings, Knights, Elves, and Ogres,' slated for release in March 2025 by Medieval Institute Publications. The book honors the scholarly work of Dr. Shaun Hughes, focusing on Old and Middle English, Old Norse, and Tolkien Studies. Armstrong, who earned her doctorate from Duke University, has an extensive background in medieval and Arthurian literature. This publication highlights her expertise and Purdue's contribution to literary research. (Source: Purdue News on Feb 5)
December 15, 2025
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Geneva General Hospital Expands Cancer Care With Addition of Surgical Oncologist: Geneva General Hospital has expanded its cancer care services by welcoming Dr. Ryan Fields, a surgical oncologist with national recognition, to its medical team. Dr. Fields will work with physician assistant Brian Riesenberger to provide treatment for complex cancers, including those affecting the pancreas, liver, stomach, and skin. In addition to his clinical role, Dr. Fields holds leadership positions at the University of Rochester Medical Center and Wilmot Cancer Institute. This addition enhances specialized cancer care in the Finger Lakes region. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 15)
December 4, 2025
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Holiday Events in Lafayette Include Art Sale and Upcoming Parade: Lafayette is set to kick off its holiday celebrations with several key events this December. The Arts Federation will feature works from 34 local and regional artists during its annual Holiday Art Sale, opening Thursday at 638 North St. Residents can find unique gifts and support area talent at this event. Additional seasonal attractions in the area include a holiday parade and performances, offering residents a variety of festive activities. (Source: Based in Lafayette on Dec 4)
October 31, 2025
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Craig Gemmell Appointed President of Hildene, The Lincoln Family Home: The Board of Trustees for The Friends of Hildene, Inc. has selected Craig Gemmell to serve as the next president of Hildene, The Lincoln Family Home. Gemmell will assume the role on December 1, following the retirement of Brian Keefe. His appointment comes as Hildene prepares to expand its educational and community offerings with the opening of Lincoln Hall, a new year-round programs and events center set for 2024. The organization is emphasizing continued growth and community engagement. (Source: The Manchester Journal on Oct 31)