The Eyes Offer a Window into Alzheimer’s Disease
While it has been said that the eyes are a window to the soul, a new study shows they could
Read moreThree Minute Thesis Competition Aims to Help Graduate Students Become Better Science Communicators
An audience of more than 500 people from 15 countries—among them, Argentina, India, New Zealand, and Singapore—watched recently as 12
Read moreBU Adds Juneteenth as an Annual Holiday in University Calendar Antiracist Makeover
An African American band at an Emancipation Day celebration on June 19, 1900, in Austin, Tex. The event marks the
Read moreNew Perspective on Stress Pandemics and Human Resilience from the Analysis of COVID-19
Home>> Published: 14 May 2021 A new analysis of the effects of SARS-CoV-2, the virus causing the current pandemic, on the human body
Read moreA long conflict between Israel, Palestinians? No one wins, scholar says
Smoke and flames rise from a building during an Israeli air strike amid a flare-up of Israeli-Palestinian violence in Gaza
Read moreKeck Medicine marks Nurses Week and Hospital Week 2021
Keck Medicine of USC recently joined organizations across the country in celebrating National Nurses Week and National Hospital Week. These
Read moreCommencement 2021: Graduate goes from patient to physical therapy practitioner
Chris Pierson can’t pinpoint the exact moment he knew he was destined to become a physical therapist, but he knows roughly
Read moreRegents Approve Next Steps for Aggie Square Housing, Alice Waters Institute
The UC Board of Regents’ Finance and Capital Strategies Committee on Wednesday (May 12) approved the business terms related to
Read moreUC Davis Launches Second Season of ‘Deans Discuss’ Podcast
What do human and veterinary medicine have in common? More than just a global pandemic, as UC Davis School of
Read moreHow having the ‘wrong’ address almost cost one graduate everything
Aurora Lopez, 22, will be graduating from UC Berkeley with a bachelor’s degree in political science on Saturday, May 15.
Read moreCommencement 2021: Dentistry grad follows the family footsteps
Even though dentistry is the family business, Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry of USC graduate Danilo Diangkinay wasn’t sold on
Read moreLife in the ‘hothouse’ may be precarious for marine species
The rise and fall of marine mollusks during ancient “hothouse” periods may offer a jarring glimpse of the fate of
Read moreCOVID-19 Update: Summer updates for our COVID-19 Community Standards | UNC-Chapel Hill
Dear Carolina Community, Congratulations on a successful spring semester. Just four months ago, we began the semester by taking the
Read moreUdall Foundation honors students tackling tribal, environmental issues
The Udall Foundation has recognized three Yale undergraduates for their commitment to careers in tribal public policy, the environment, or
Read morePitt Sounds
Despite many campus clubs cutting back productions and meetings during the past academic year, student-run radio station WPTS managed to
Read morePreliminary data suggests mixing Covid-19 vaccine increases reactogenicity
Notes to Editors: About the Com-Cov trial:For full information, visit: https://comcovstudy.org.uk/The study has been classified as an Urgent Public Health
Read moreCOVID-19 Update: Over 500,000 Tests Conducted and 30,000 Vaccines Administered
During the course of the academic year the Public Health Promotion Center (PHPC) has closely monitored COVID-19 test results. In
Read more‘Boost air quality in buildings to reduce respiratory infections’
Leading experts in the transmission of airborne pathogens are calling for tighter regulations to control air quality in buildings –
Read moreUniversity news – New documentary series shows mystery, history and beauty of Cornwall’s maritime churches
A new documentary series shows the mystery, beauty and history of Cornwall’s stunning maritime churches. The films show how the
Read moreKelp, maggots and mycoprotein among future foods that must be mass-farmed to combat malnutrition
Researchers at the University of Cambridge say our future global food supply cannot be safeguarded by traditional approaches to improving
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