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>> one person killed in a miami shooting last night sitting get spring breakers running. this happened during a relatively calm evening. one is in custody and the other in critical condition. >> fight clubs in south florida go viral, police reporting partiers to behave and operate within the law to avoid serious injury. theyve that increased control to put up with complaints of mad behavior despite warnings of fentanyl laced party drugs making the rounds. pete: its a whole new host of ...

After nine years of collecting donations, the University of Saskatchewan's 'Be What the World Needs' campaign has almost reached its $500 million goal...

Appointed president of University of Miami

CAR-T cell therapies are transforming the treatment of previously incurable blood cancers, but a large proportion of patients still responds only poorly or not at all to them, calling for new strategies to overcome this challenge. Now, a research team has developed a simple intervention in the form of a biodegradable scaffold material called T-cell enhancing scaffolds (TES) that can be locally injected under the skin and used to restimulate CAR-T cells after their administration. This increased ...

Frank A. Camacho has been named the new interim associate director of the Western Pacific Tropical Research Center under the College of Natural & Applied Sciences at the University of

Troubled plane maker Boeing wants to buy Spirit AeroSystems, the Kansas supplier that builds the body of the 737. The deal could have big implications for Wichita, a city with deep ties to aviation.

Switzerland has one of the world's tightest housing markets. Vacancy rates in cantons like Geneva (0.42%) and Zurich (0.53%) are extremely low. By comparison, the rate in New York City (1.4%) is around three times higher. The vacancy rate across Switzerland (1.15%) as a whole is lower than NYC. With such a shortage of housing,

On Wednesday, Day 243 of the ongoing genocide in the Gaza Strip, the Israeli army intensified the bombing and shelling of various parts of the destroyed coa ...

Here's a look at the major construction projects going on at Missouri State University right now.

The Science-Engineering Inquiry Collaborative (SCENIC) connects CU Boulder faculty members and students with rural high schools to develop student-driven, inquiry-based science projects. In April, students from East High School in Pueblo had the opportunity to present their research to their peers and CU Boulder representatives at a symposium.