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Rice University bioengineers may have the prescription for a $100 billion global problem: An innovative way to make time-released drugs could allow patients to receive months-worth of medicines or vaccines in a single shot.

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While sport-utility vehicles surge in popularity, a new survey sheds light on how often SUV owners actually use all that extra cargo space and towing capacity.

We are asking President Price, Interim Provost Francis and others to comprehensively review what has occurred at CDS over the past 18 months — including the staff that have resigned and been laid off.

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East Tennessee State University’s Alliance for Continued Learning (ACL) will offer a wide range of classes and activities during its spring session that begins Tuesday, March 21.

Six years after child shelter tragedy, slow justice shines a light on Guatemala’s enduring GBV problem - The New Humanitarian puts quality, independent journalism at the service of the millions of people affected by humanitarian crises around the world

A total of 54 Georgetown students are finalists for the U.S. Presidential Management Fellows Program, a highly competitive development program that prepares the next generation of leaders for public service.

Starting March 9, new UD cybersecurity training leverages Hen Hatch winning platform

Learn how the travel patterns in DC have shifted since 2019. Play this year’s TranspoBINGO. Rally for missing middle housing in Arlington. Volunteer to clean and restore Rock Creek Park and the Anacostia River. Read more in this week’s events post.