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Cowichan campus will offer in-person classes for the first time ever since the program’s inception

It seems that America's founders are at the heart of nearly every cultural battle, whether through their founding documents, like the U.S. Constitution, or their views on issues like immigration. So, where did they stand on Christmas observance and celebrations? I believe you'll be fascinated and inspired by their answers. America's founders would not have…

The sound of leaves crunching as you walk through the forest, the feeling of the warm sun on your face, the sight of a mule deer, the smell of a

In September 2021, one boy’s blue ribbon-winning 4H project at the Kansas State Fair made national news. The exhibit included a colorfully-spotted, inch-long, moth-like insect that immediately attracted the attention of entomologists. The insect,...

Since the first exoplanet, a planet beyond our solar system, was discovered in 1995, scientists have discovered thousands of them.

Bird chirps and soft music echo on the third floor of Morrill Hall in the Cooper Gallery where a new exhibit, Hidden Prairie: Exploring Life in One Square Meter, is

Free admission, selfies with Archie, planetarium shows and a scavenger hunt are just some of the activities planned at the University of Nebraska State Museum’s 150th birthday party on Nov.