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USC Columbia invests $10 million to create new research institutes focused on STEM education, clean water, semiconductor chip creation, and public health.

There is a lot of stigma about women's and gender studies, which is often not recognized as an important discipline. However, there is so much value that can be gained from looking at how different identities interact with society, making these courses necessary for any&#x20...

Dogs should never be elevated to the status of people, nor should they take over our lives.

Scientists have been working to find technologies that will help lessen the hazardous effects of red tide.

The SCAWWA-WEASC Carolina Student Chapter, also known as USC's Water Club, focuses on educating students from all over the university about clean water through stream cleanups and water quality testing.&nbsp&#x3B;

Imbibing coffee is part of the daily routine for millions of people worldwide. New studies show that excessive coffee consumption may result in early death.

Is it possible to be fat and fit? At 250 pounds, distance runner Mirna Valerio provides an inspiring example.

Matthew Arnold School has caused anger after not consulting parents on the matter.

A recent study led by a Northwestern professor has made significant advancements in quantifying global experiences with water insecurity. The 2022 study, with anthropology Prof. Sera Young as the lead primary investigator, relied on data from a 12-question survey developed by Gallup World Poll. The poll examined problems with water availability, access, use and stability...

Hurricanes season is long gone, but Florida's waterways are still recovering. The powerful storms pushed millions of gallons of sewage and fertilizer into freshwater bodies ,causing outbreaks of blue-green algae, which can be toxic to humans and fish.