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April 20, 2024
The Washington D.C. area has seen tree canopy decline from over 50% to just under that amount in less than a decade, according to the regional government authority. Officials with
February 27, 2024
If you find out your baby is "breech," that means it's head is facing up instead of down. But that doesn't guarantee you'll need a C-section.
August 8, 2023
Christendom awarded Master of Arts in theological studies degrees to this year’s Graduate School of Theology graduating class on August 5.
May 20, 2023
The Potomac River has become a lot cleaner in recent years. But warmer global temperatures and tree loss due to development could hinder further progress.
November 30, 2022
Most of us assume citrus fruit comes from Southern California, Florida, and the Central Valley. Wrong! On a southwest facing hillside just off of Cement Hill Road, bright orange baubles hang on dwarf mandarin trees…
May 27, 2022
Harvard University faculty and officers issue an open letter in support of the Harvard Crimson’s endorsement of BDS, and student efforts to oppose Israeli apartheid.
April 26, 2022
A first responder’s day-to-day life is already stressful. When they are placed into traumatic situations that impact their mental health, the job can become unbearable.
January 14, 2021
The Photographer Tom Simons New Exhibit Sheds Light on the Triangleâs Shifting Hunger Needs Photo by Tom Simons Meals on Wheels Orange Co. switched fromdelivering a hot meal daily to five frozenmeals once a week to keep recipients anddrivers safe. The ArtsCenter | Online through Feb. 15 Lifeline: Hunger Relief During the Pandemic, The ArtsCenterâs first online exhibit of the year, takes a close look at the local food distribution channels that are fighting food insecurity du...
January 13, 2021
15 Minutes: Gerald C. Harris, Co-Founder of Tall Grass Food Box How has COVID-19 impacted student and alumni affairs at Duke? We have gone through a very minimal process in person. That has been different, and a blessing in disguise, because we have been able to be more creative in how we navigate and engage our community as a whole. Mentorship is a big part of my job: Looking at ways we can engage students and alums and finding places to network, as well as providing skills and tips on lif...