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In the evolving landscape of higher education, the diminishing focus on humanities poses a threat to ethical and critical societal engagement. Read to learn more.

The Montana Freedom Caucus, a group of 21 legislators, has called for a special session. The content of the call asks for a reduction of the 95 mills, clarification of MCA 15-10-420, a mechanism that caps growth on cities and counties, and permanent legislation that would return budget surplus to taxpayers.

"Yes, our exhibits have objects from centuries ago, but history is happening here and now, too."

Bombarded by food insecurity, poor sleep habits, fast food and too much screen time, more American children between the ages of 2 and 4 are being diagnosed with severe obesity, which "is strongly associated with high blood pressure, dyslipidemia, prediabetes, and early mortality," a new study finds. 

The site, near Saltney, covers 49 hectares of land

The site, near Saltney, covers 49 hectares of land

In a series of groundbreaking aquaculture advancements, the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) has once again affirmed its leadership in fostering sustainable practices within Asia and beyond. A trio of international events hosted by AITs

The new data put an end to hopes that childhood obesity was on the retreat following a small decrease from 2010 to 2016.

Booker Prize-winner Paul Lynch, UAE astronauts Al Mansoori and Al Neyadi on the list

The Central Youth Union Council held its first training and field trip programme on forest, water, and environmental protection on December 6-7.