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An Oblate of Mary Immaculate, he passed away at the age of 81. He met with Tamil Tigers leaders and laid the groundwork for an end to hostilities. He was also behind various educational programmes and groups promoting development and interfaith dialogue.

Marlene Cimons THE WASHINGTON POST – Every day before work, orthopaedic surgeon Nick DiNubile swallows a 1,000-milligramme (mg) capsule of turmeric as a hedge against joint inflammation. “As an ageing athlete with joint issues, it’s an integral part of my plan to keep moving,” said DiNubile, who would rather take a dietary supplement than a […]

Josh Low ended a call with his girlfriend at 8 p.m. on May 21 that left him terrified.

North Carolina A&T and its partners, including N.C. State, have been awarded an $18 million grant for a new agricultural professional development program.

The University of Northern Iowa is addressing the increasing needs in Iowa for health professionals with a new School of Health and Human Sciences, today approved by the Iowa Board

More than 72,000 youth experienced the joy of reading during Read Across Iowa.

Area students named to SDSU Dean’s List

Treva Dale passed away in Terre Haute, Indiana. This is the full obituary story where you can express condolences and share memories. Services by Callahan & Hughes Funeral Home.

Frenchman Yauheni Kryzhanouski is a doctor of political science and a university researcher. He just published Contesting through music under...

Nine N.C. A&T Faculty Receive Provost’s Faculty Fellows Seed Grant Funding