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The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics says that the healthcare sector is projected to add 2 million new jobs each year over the next 10 years due to retirements.

On June 14, 2023, Purdue University trustees and Indiana University trustees simultaneously approved the agreements that will effectively dissolve IUPUI on June 30, 2024, completing a process that started in August 2022. Now, two outstanding universities with complementary strengths will arise in Indianapolis, making this a momentous day for our state.

Emirates is currently home to 109,900 millionaires with $1 million-plus wealth, 298 centi-millionaires with $100 million-plus assets and 20 billionaires

Oklahoma State University is partnering with Southwest Airlines to launch a new program aimed at preparing students to become qualified pilots.

The UAE is the second most popular destination where millionaires and wealthy families will relocate to this year as the country has built a strong

"Carbon neutral" is a term that has been increasingly used in the news over the past few years, said Justin Mallett, consultant forester for the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (UAPB) Keeping it in the Family (KIITF) Sustainable Forestry and African American Land Retention Program.

For most academic scientists conducting biomedical research, the possibility of advancing a new medicine from the lab to the clinic is, at best, an aspiration. Despite the odds, Gary Piazza and his research team in the Auburn University Harrison Coll

UNESCO has released a policy paper on AI in light of calls from tech leaders to pause its development.

The Small Farm Program at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff held a meeting in May to showcase marketing and supplier opportunities for small vegetable farmers.

Researchers have found that tara flour was the culprit in an outbreak of hundreds of illnesses associated with Daily Harvest French Lentil & Leek