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For decades, Belgium failed to return the remains of hundreds of people taken by force from former colonies. A draft law could change that, but critics say it is not going far enough.

Despite recent reports of cicadas coming out, experts say the insects probably won’t do so en masse for another few weeks, likely toward the end of the month.

A rare double-emergence of periodical cicadas is getting underway in the eastern United States, and Illinois is right at the confluence of an event that...

SOLEATECH project utilises AI to enhance Mediterranean olive farming, addressing climate challenges and fostering sustainability

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Wilmington College’s WAVE project, in which science students are sampling and testing water quality in local streams while seeking pollution mitigation measures, garnered a triad of major awards at Thursday’s (May 2) 13th Annual Research Forum. Some 80 students showcased their research conducted as individuals, groups and with faculty members through poster presentations and other media.

The historic 2024 cicada emergence will see two broods of cicadas emerging this spring, and while some sightings have already been reported, how can you know...

Both teams offered demonstrations of their hard work to compete nationally as a return on investment for the donors who support the university.

Opinion: Bill 18 is arbitrary, unacceptable, and dangerous 

The University of Chester have recently tightened its links with Soroptimist International, a global organisation committed to empowering women and…