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May 9, 2023
16 University of Dubuque students and recent graduates will participate in the Joseph and Linda Chlapaty Summer Research Fellowship. They will commit to 400 hours of work over a 10-week period through the summer.
March 16, 2023
With the return of the second half of the hit Netflix series 'You,' many fans are inquiring about when they can expect 'You' Season 5.
March 3, 2023
This investigation for alec murdaugh so we dont know yet what will become of that. we havent heard anything but we look forward to hearing any updates if there are any. >> brian: thanks so much, susan williams, appreciate it. >> ainsley: thank you, susan. >> brian: 9:30 we will get that sentencing. other big story not going away even though a lot of people in the administration would like it to. that is what is happening in east palestine. as you saw the independent investigations and analysis o...
February 10, 2023
This episode follows the journey of Dante's divine comedy and an initiation into a secret school. Researcher Mark Booth discusses
January 12, 2023
Study shows that adult children from separated families are less likely to receive financial and emotional support.
January 5, 2023
Forty years ago when television was king, women used to joke about setting the table with the remote ...
April 5, 2022
Do not reach the threshold of a cyberattack. cyberattacks are those that create large scale damage that delete information. and on very rare cases, create physical effects. so, we do actually have ransomware attacks against critical infrastructure, including against hospitals. and that is not yet raised where we are willing to retaliate with conventional weaponry. so, it would take a very, very significant cyberattack that created large-scale physical damage to really induce the kind of retaliat...
January 30, 2022
The Borgen Project spoke to Mexican native Olga Alicia Menchaca to learn about her experience growing up in child poverty in Mexico.