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World Philosophy Day Parallel Sessions International Symposium on Scientific and Cultural Exchanges along the Silk Roads  And Roundtable on Philosophical Dialogue between East and West along the Silk Roads  

Qatar, a previously small and little-known country in the Middle East, has come to much wider public attention as the host of this year’s World Cup. Its critics have focused on human rights abuses and the treatment of migrant workers in the construction of tournament stadiums. Less talked about, but something much closer to home, [...]Read More...

The demographic decline in Poland is not due to women's alcohol consumption, no matter what Polish conservatives would like to believe.

Police said Sunday that they have cleared multiple phone calls that two victims of a Nov. 13 quadruple homicide near the University of Idaho campus made the night of the murders.

Frank Lucas, a 1982 OSU agricultural economics graduate, will speak at the fall 2022 commencement exercises on Dec. 16 and Dec. 17 inside Gallagher-Iba Arena.

Close friends of University of Idaho homicide victims Kaylee Goncalves and Madison Mogen remember them as not only best friends but as sisters who loved to laugh and sing.

Concern, but hope comes from journalist and author Sam Quinones about the grim reality that fentanyl and methamphetamine have caused across the United States.

Anvee Bhutani reports on Oxford's flagship interdisciplinary degree, Human Sciences, reaching fifty years.

Four University of Idaho students were found dead at a home near campus on Sunday, Nov. 13. Here's what we know after the latest update to the investigation.

Four students were found dead Sunday. No suspect is in custody.