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Matthew Martens will serve as provost and chief academic officer for the University of Missouri, according to an MU news release Monday.

EDF, LR and Arup unveiled a system to help shipping stakeholders align investment decisions that support the maritime energy transition.

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s proposed budget cuts to College of Arts and Sciences worries Dean Mark Button and decreases chances of an AAU membership.

A new study has revealed that two out of three older individuals have fallen victim to scams in 2022.

Poverty and starvation: A complex interplay of personal and social-political forces leave people neglected with little or no resources.

If you’re wondering what that little hourglass next to your Snapchat streak is, don’t worry, you’re not alone. The hourglass symbol next to a Snapchat streak indicates that the streak is about to expire. If you and your friend don’t both send each other a snap within 24 hours, then your streak will be gone. […]

Counterfeiting has become a global economic crime with far-reaching consequences, and a new study by the University of Portsmouth reveals how social media influencers are facilitating this illicit trade.This study published in the Deviant ...

A chef who swapped a top New York restaurant for the sleepy town of Waipiata has a new claim to fame - an award-winning sandwich.

Horrified Hampshire homeowners have accused the police and trading standards of hiding behind opaque procedures and a veil of obfuscation after reporting being conned out of thousands of pounds.

#ToyTech 5 Interesting Facts About the Koosh Ball In the late 1980s and early 1990s, Koosh balls were a toy that many children enjoyed playing with. They were simple to catch and simple to throw, and when you were hit by one, it did not hurt nearly as much as it did when you were struck by a traditional ball.