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When Amy Vedder was a student at Swarthmore more than 50 years ago and went on strike to protest the Vietnam War, the refrain from the college was one of

The war in Ukraine – regarded by some as a war of values, a confrontation between democracy and authoritarianism – has put into sharp focus the need for Western democracies to find remedies to their own internal crises.

It didnt take long for a team of highway archaeologists to mark their first find while searching for buried human remains on an aging stretch of U.S. Highway 395 that

Michaella Sektnan is a senior faculty research assistant in OSU’s College of Public Health and Human Sciences, and the co-author of research on childcare options.

Brad Behnke, photo courtesy Kansas State University by K-State Divisio

One of the largest graduating classes in LSU’s history will walk across the stage during commencement ceremonies on Friday, May 19, and Saturday, May 20.

Tomorrow at 8.30, in the Great Hall of the Department of Agricultural, Food and Agro-Environmental Sciences, the first symposium on plant sciences of the

Warsaw and Budapest were illiberal partners in crime before Russia's full scale invasion, but after 24 February 2022, Hungary-Poland relations have deteriorated into enmity.

The Time To Decide Europe Summit 2023 in Vienna brought together experts to debate the future of Europe in times of current crises. Vindobona.org reviews…

Plus: free speech at Oxford; immigration priorities; nice Canadians; learning the piano later in life; and fox-unfriendly gardens