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The ULM Honors Political Science class recently made a donation of $328 to the ULM Food Pantry, which provides non-perishable food items to students experiencing food insecurity on campus. The money was raised through a donation-based bake sale hosted by the class.

As COVID-19 numbers began to rise, so did the demand for Emergency rooms. Overcrowded ERs put immense pressure on healthcare professionals and can compromise the quality of care administered.

BII and investment in BasiGo are aligned with the vision of the new Africa Green Industrialisation Initiative (AGII) launched at COP28

Since 1980, The Link has been the most read newspaper on Concordias campuses and the areas surrounding the university, reaching over 40,000 students and 5,000 members of the university faculty and staff weekly.

Kenya’s Africa Green Industrialization Initiative aims to accelerate and scale green industries and businesses across Africa, promote climate

How food inequality in Mexico sparked inspiration for a waste reduction cosmetic brand.

Tututu Space is a comprehensive do-it-yourself space where craft-lovers gather to create unreplicable candles, carpets, phone cases and more.

ULM Professor of History Christopher Blackburn, Ph.D. was recently invited by the University at Buffalo to present the annual C.K. Huang Lecture in Medical History. The lecture took place in the Robert L. Brown History of Medicine Collection in the University at Buffalo’s Abbot Library on November 9, 2023. The C.K. Huang Lecture is named in honor of the former director of the UB Health Sciences Library and is offered annually on relevant aspects of medical history.

The NHL was not going to stop Marc-André Fleury from wearing his special goalie mask for Native American Heritage Night, especially since the league has backed out of all of its recent threats of punishment.

Telehealth holds great potential as a tool to support improved access to and continuity of care.