University Urges Students to Stay Safe This Halloween as Coronavirus Pandemic Surges
Keep your Halloween celebration crew to four people or less, wear a mask (yes, even under a costume), and avoid
Read moreEHS Doctoral Student Alli Wins New Researcher Award
Environmental health sciences (EHS) doctoral student Abosede Sarah Alli was named one of the winners of the 2020 New Researcher
Read moreU.S. Army specialist in Kuwait welcomed to Class of 2025
Late Monday evening in the deserts of Kuwait, a U.S. Army Soldier nervously awaited what he thought was a college
Read moreStudy measures effectiveness of different face mask materials when coughing
The researchers, from the University of Cambridge and Northwestern University, tested the effectiveness of different fabrics at filtering particles between
Read moreNASA selects promising Purdue space technologies for commercial flight tests
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – Faculty members in Purdue University’s schools of Aeronautics and Astronautics and Mechanical Engineering are among a
Read moreDuke report: Lack of climate risk disclosure mandate threatens financial stability
A new report by the Climate Risk Disclosure Lab at Duke University assesses the threat that the lack of climate-related
Read moreBook examines Black Jewish indigeneity in South Africa | Cornell Chronicle
In 1996, a DNA study claimed to confirm what the Lemba, a group of people living in South Africa, already
Read morePresident Barron calls for tragedies to stop following Philadelphia shooting
Dear Penn State Community, We are witness again to another heartrending account of a Black man suffering from mental illness
Read moreVideo: Flu shots are important, here’s why
Video: Flu shots are important, here’s why Lynnette Delgadillo is a Southern California phlebotomist, wife, and mother of two girls.
Read moreHow Pitt is Complying with Changes in Title IX
An Oct. 22 “Shattering the Statistics” panel discussion hosted by the University of Pittsburgh’s Sexual Violence Prevention and Education Office
Read moreNews – New study provides clearer picture on breast cancer risk and HRT use
Wednesday, 28 October 2020 A new study, led by experts at the Universities of Nottingham and Oxford, provides a clearer
Read moreIn Memoriam: Maurianne Adams, Social Justice Education Pioneer
Maurianne (Schifreen) Adams, professor emerita, UMass Amherst College of Education, died on Oct. 6, at the age of 82. She
Read moreUChicago students lead efforts to encourage early voting
The UChiVotes team recently organized get-out-the-vote efforts on campus centered around a moving art installation by renowned artist and alum
Read moreChancellor Malatras Issues Letter to U.S. Department of Homeland Security Strongly Opposing Proposed Changes to Student Visa Rules
Back to Top October 28, 2020 Proposed Stipulation Reducing Visa Term Would Jeopardize the Futures of More than 20,000 SUNY
Read morePurdue scientist reflects on her passion for studying Mars’ geology, landscape
NASA rover approaches halfway point to the red planet WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Briony Horgan grew up in Portland, Oregon,
Read moreOHSU Doernbecher shares scary-fun Halloween activity ideas
Consider a fun, home-based Halloween laboratory in lieu of trick-or-treating this year. (Getty Images) Halloween will be different this year,
Read moreStudents aim high with university applications for next year
A total of 76,940 people – up 12% on last year – have applied to start an undergraduate course with
Read moreDull-Colored Birds Don’t See The World Like Bright Birds Do
DURHAM, N.C. — Fall is here, and we see the leaves turning yellow, orange or red thanks to a trick
Read moreCornell teams work tirelessly to limit COVID spread | Cornell Chronicle
When people see success, they often miss the sacrifice, grit, sleepless nights and long hours that made it possible.
Read moreRe-envisioning community safety at UC Berkeley
Chancellor Carol Christ shared the following message with the campus community Wednesday: In 2019 UC Berkeley established the Independent Advisory Board
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