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Over the course of two weeks, the Senior College Winter/January Series will trace the development and evolution of dramatic literature, theatrical production, and the performance space.

The following individuals have been sentenced in 73A District Court or bound over to 24th Circuit Court: Teressa Anne Palazzolo, Carsonville. Count 1: controlled substance-delivery/manufacture- methamphetamine. Count 2, controlled substance-possession meth/Ecstasy. Count 3, controlled substance-maintaining a drug house. Exam waived. Bound over. Brent Justin Lamere, Applegate. Count 1, larceny in a building. Exam waived. Bound

PCI Ventures hosted a showcase for Pennovation-affiliated companies. We asked a handful of their founders about their growth and challenges.

John Ioannidis’ 2005 article Why Most Published Research Findings Are False was an uncomfortable wake-up call for many in the scientific community. The paper has led many to take a more critical eye to published research, leading to a wave of high-profile retractions and several major studies warning of a reproducibility crisis in science. So great is... Read more »

The violent mob that stormed the national Capitol Wednesday repulsed many voters who supported President Trump’s reelection but the insurrection did not demoralize his zealots in America’s heartland.

Sollievo’s proprietary formulation is potentially four times faster than the market-leading sedative, which could ensure safer healthcare environments.SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--#2021MediaReport--Sollievo Pharmaceuticals, Inc. – a development-stage pharma company focusing on modifying existing dru...

Hurt feelings are likely to result but experts say there are times when you should leave more money to one child in your will. Just don't keep everyone in the dark about it.

The Italian prime minister, businessman Claudio Descalzi, and Ukrainian singer Jamala were among Wednesday night's honorees.

Babies and ppl who twerk, call in weird for work, a snake quirk, convenience stores in New York, and much more from this week in funny tweet...

This week's links include a discussion of the ethics of paying survey respondents, new data on socioeconomic diversity in economics, and an interview with Josh Angrist.