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There are 467 Black students at Durham, which amounts to 2% of the student population, compared to 4.5% for the UK as a whole.

Officers from 11 colleges have called for temporary lighting between Prebends Bridge and Framwellgate Bridge to be made permanent.

The story of Appalachia can’t be summarized in one book, one article or one movie. Our region goes beyond just ill-considered stereotypes.

Only a fraction of companies have set specific goals to reach the 1.5°C target, while many others are greenwashing their ads to appear more eco-friendly. Patrick Stephens takes a look into how companies are getting away with this.

This week’s episode is all about ballad singers and storytellers.

This everyday item has been found to be one of the biggest drivers of infectious disease outbreaks. How can you prevent it?

A few weeks ago, we asked listeners to share your favorite spooky stories from across Appalachia. This week’s special Halloween episode of Inside Appalachia is packed with ghost stories and mysteries from across the region.

A developers ambitious plan to construct a tallest-in-city-history, 25-story apartment building sparked debate Wednesday among members of a Colorado Springs redevelopment panel — likely foreshadowing similar community wrangling over the

According to new research, the next two greatest drivers of large-scale zoonotic infectious disease outbreaks are unusual weather patterns and changes in the abundance of disease vectors such as mosquitos and ticks.

Since 1974, contaminated water has been the most common driver of large-scale zoonotic infectious disease outbreaks, according to new research from the Center f