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Up to seven artists and two curators will participate in a paid, 10-month intensive residency in New Haven, Connecticut.

A longtime biology instructor at Yakima Valley College (YVC) in Washington state, Claire Carpenter works with YVC students throughout their undergraduate research. She has led small summer research projects and was interested in bringing more agriculture into both those projects and her classes.

IIE’s Center for Access and Equity has committed itself to boosting the number of black male students studying abroad by partnering with a non-profit.

By Celine Smith

The Marne Innovation Center, a problem-solving hub located on this sprawling U.S. Army installation near Savannah, is empowering 3rd Infantry Division soldiers to address faulty equipment and other issues they encounter from the barracks to the battlefield.

The Marne Innovation Center, a problem-solving hub located on this sprawling U.S. Army installation, is empowering 3rd Infantry Division soldiers to address faulty equipment and other issues they encounter from the barracks to the battlefield.

Scientists have discovered that, even in "pristine" solar systems, planets exhibit a bit of a tilt.

Understanding that even planets in pristine solar systems have some orbital tilt puts Earth’s solar system into a larger perspective, researchers say.

The United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA), in partnership with the Government of Japan and the Kyushu Institute of Technology (Kyutech), is…

Residents of SLC's West Side report on the I-15 expansion process and how they're trying to hold power accountable. SLCC's James Singer on the community college's new scholarship program for Utah tribal members. Plus, SLAM Rocks!