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Cornell's Hip Hop Collection, which includes the archives of some of the most influential pioneers of hip-hop, supports and enriches a passionate community of student scholars and artists.  

Jeff Shaw is the author of “The Ethiopian-Adal War, 1529-1543” (Helion, 2021), the first book published in any language to cover the fourteen-year conflict, which nearly resulted in the conquest of Christian Ethiopia in the sixteenth century.

Amid the grandeur of American democracy, a persistent question looms like a shadow: which American political party has the most crooks in leadership positions? Delving beyond the surface of political rhetoric, we embark on a journey to decipher the complex web of corruption allegations that entwine both major parties. Brace yourself as we peel back

The United States spends the most money on health care out of any other high-income country in the world, according to a January report from the Commonwealth Fund. It may

Public Release: 30-May-2015 ESMO announces scale to stratify magnitude of clinical benefit of anticancer medicines This is the PDF to the full study. Drug Charts are towards the bottom of the study: Cancer Drug Field Study 2015   European Society for Medical Oncology     Lugano, 30 May 2015 --- ESMO, the European Society for Medical…

Callie Chiroff is the co-founder of Project Bubaloo, an organization she started after losing her son to congenital heart disease (CHD).

Do you have any questions about the dynamic relationship between American politics and UAlbany's history curriculum? How does the study of politics enrich students' understanding of the past?In this article, we'll look at UAlbany's history curriculum's evolution and how American politics fit in. The advantages of incorporating politics into history courses are well worth exploring.

Informed critics of this turn of events would argue that it is not a coincidence that President Ramaphosa’s decision to remit the sentences of certain categories of prisoners, which will result in the release from prison of approximately 9,500 inmates, resulted in Mr Zuma not having to go back...