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As Entain entertainment grows, so do the sports it carries to bet on.

Africa is perhaps the only continent in the world that has massive virgin opportunities in virtually every sector, waiting to be exploited

ULM Chief Innovation and Research Officer John Sutherlin, Ph.D. has published his second book in what he calls an “environmental trilogy.” Garbage Gumbo: The Strange Case of the Belle Landfill is a well-researched and detailed account of one of the strangest political, environmental, and regulatory battles to have ever occurred in Louisiana. "Garbage Gumbo took almost three years of digging through federal, state, and local files to piece together an amazing story about two rival landfil...

New data highlight the high cost of targeted oral anticancer medicines for patients with Medicare Part D coverage.

The ULM Wind Ensemble’s concert has been rescheduled for Wednesday, October 19th at 5:30 pm on the front lawn of Bon Aire, the ULM President’s House, 4508 Bon Air Dr. in Monroe. Guests are encouraged to bring a lawn chair and listen to the concert planned and prepared by the late Director of Bands, Dr. Derle Long. The concert has been re-titled “Dancing in Memory” in honor of Dr. Long.

Cytonn Investments has today released its H1’2022 Insurance Sector Report, which ranks Jubilee Holdings as the most attractive insurance

The ULM Honors Program is proud to announce the largest freshman class in program history. The 2022 freshman class includes 115 students with an average ACT over 27 from Louisiana, Alabama, Arkansas, Texas, Wisconsin, Norway, Venezuela, Pakistan, Nigeria, and Nepal. Overall, enrollment in the ULM Honors Program is up 26%, buttressed by a record number of international students. Collectively, honors students represent 39 different majors and all four colleges at ULM.

Emirates has once again been recognized for its role in growing Maldives’ tourism industry. The world’s largest international

Telemedicine can serve as a complementary tool for minor ischemic cerebrovascular events, data suggest.

The gene sequencing panel PancreaSeq can accurately classify pancreatic cysts as benign or potentially cancerous, according to researchers.