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Matthew Ganio received the SEC ALDP Alumni Fellowship as part of the SEC Academic Leadership Development Program (ALDP). This competitive fellowship will allow him to research faculty workloads at an institutional level.

Linfield Theatre Program’s fall production of “The Wolves,” a 2017 Pulitzer Prize finalist and Obie award–winning play by Sarah DeLappe, shows ...

Last week’s homecoming events at Augustana College included a celebration of my 50th year as a member of the Augustana faculty – something I had not envisioned when I joined

A new 64,000-square-foot building on Coastal Carolina Universitys campus in Conway will provide a new home for the Universitys Conway Medical Center College of Health and Human Performance. It will also hold a health clinic to serve students, faculty and staff.

Delhi Kolkata Will Get Warmer Shows US Study. Climate change could expose up to 2.2 billion people in India and the Indus Valley.

By John Harrington You ask Ryan Gaffney what year he first won an Armagh Senior Hurling Championship with Middletown, and he has to do a quick google to be sure. That’s not all that surprising considering the 37-year-old has won 11 of them and has been playing senior club hurling

Feel queasy just as a plane takes off? This happens because the aircraft is "changing its angle" against the wind, airline pilot Kyle Koukol told Newsweek.

If global temperatures increase by 1 degree Celsius (C) or more than current levels, each year billions of people will be exposed to heat and humidity so extreme they will be unable to naturally cool themselves.

ECU achieved a record-breaking $85.6 million in sponsored awards during fiscal year 2023.

Heatwaves with higher humidity levels can be more perilous because the air cannot efficiently absorb excess moisture. This limitation restricts the human bodys ability to evaporate sweat and affects the moisture content of certain infrastructure like evaporative coolers.