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As Alaska cancels its harvest of snow crab for the first time, a University of Guelph human ecologist says it’s a moment of reckoning for how fisheries approach…

The Hunger Solutions Institute, in Auburn University’s College of Human Sciences, has been awarded nearly $3 million to lead a Healthy Fluid Milk Incentives program for 116 retail locations in four states, including Alabama.

A major study of injured workers in Oregon shows injuries increase with warmer temperatures. It indicates hotter weather is a danger for those working outdoors

A major study of injured workers in Oregon shows injuries increase with warmer temperatures. It indicates hotter weather is a danger for those working outdoors

Purdue sophomore Soneya Tamang is pursuing a STEM-focused path and hopes to help others around the world on mission trips and throughout her career.

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For everyone having a tough time post-COVID in finding new friends or maintaining long-term relationships, it turns out that scientific insights may help, according to psychologists.

Jemma Mitchell, 38, is alleged to have killed 67-year-old Mee Kuen Chong at her home in Wembley on June 11 last year before driving more than 200 miles to dump her headless corpse in Devon.

The College of Human Sciences at Auburn University will honor Delta Air Lines, Inc. and Ambrose “Rowdy” Gaines IV, a three-time Olympic gold medalist and Auburn alumnus, at the 29th annual International Quality of Life Awards, or IQLA, on Dec. 5 at the Charleston Gaillard Center in Charleston, South Carolina.

Sergei Surovikin has a reputation for ruthlessness that was honed during Russia’s brutal Syria campaign.