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• New study finds that most Rafflesia species, which produce the world’s largest flowers, face extinction. • Lack of protection at local, national, and international levels means that remaining populations are under critical threat. • Researchers propose an urgent action plan to save these remarkable flowers, building on local success stories.

Europe's most diverse campuses have been identified in the QS Europe Rankings, with universities in Spain, Poland and Switzerland ranked top three.

The University of New Mexico’s College of Education & Human Sciences recently announced a prestigious honor awarded to Associate Professor of Educational Thought and Sociocultural Studies Dr. Glenabah Martinez. Dr. Glenabah Martinez Martinez has...

DeKALB – The NIU School of Nursing has packed up everything and finally moved from its former location of 36 years. With the nursing program now located at the NIU Health, Wellness and Literacy Center at 3100 Sycamore Road, the department has been long overdue for the move.  Since discussions with the DeKalb school district...

Alfred State College Continues To Get High Rankings In US News And World Report

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The Arkansas Research Alliance, which recognises and promotes innovative researchers who make significant impacts within their field, has recently named Dr Grace Ramena, an aquaculture and fish health specialist, to their ranks.

$485,000 will help students understand importance of agriculture

Pine Bluff, AR — Dr. Grace Ramena, associate professor and director of fish health inspection and diagnostics at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, has been named an Arkansas Research Alliance (ARA) Fellow. The ARA Fellows Program recognizes distinguished university research leaders in the […]

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