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July is National Grilling and National Picnic Month; an exciting combination as you plan family gatherings. There are some food safety rules you will want to follow when preparing foods for the grill and picnics, according to Teresa Henson, Extension specialist-program outreach coordinator for the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluffs School of Agriculture, Fisheries and Human Sciences.

A nationwide spate of mass shootings, coupled with occasional gunfire locally, is prompting Southern Illinois University Carbondale and its hometown to cooperate on research looking for solutions.

CORVALLIS, Ore. — Researchers at Oregon State University used silicone wristbands to measure Houston residents’ increased exposure to hazardous chemicals in the wake of Hurricane Harvey in 2017. The wristbands recorded exposures to 162 different chemicals, including pesticides, flame retardants, industrial compounds, phthalates and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons. Researchers

In the fifth year of the program, 150 prospective Huskers and alumni explored the university’s various colleges and programs, attending classes about canine behavior, broadcasting, forensics and more.

Andrew Maina, originally from the east African country of Kenya, says his lifelong interest in science led him to enroll in the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluffs graduate program in aquaculture/fisheries.

A recent study by a group of psychologists from Sydney's Macquarie University reveals that young people with lower ...

Novavax finally secured its EUA from the FDA this week. Its COVID vaccine becomes the 4th authorized in the US. Find out what this means for NVAX stock.

For people with multiple sclerosis having social support was key to predicting sleep quality during the pandemic, a new study found.

A KU study found social support predicted quality sleep for people with multiple sclerosis

Virginia Tech’s College of Architecture and Urban Studies is now renamed as the College of Architecture, Arts, and Design.