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Training women for industry jobs that have traditionally been out of reach is having real results.

Calgary author Jaspreet Singh talks about his new memoir My Mother, My Translator and how he feels most at home in the mountains

The Off-Broadway company will still require proof of vaccination.

The US National Science Foundation is proposing a fiber optic cable for their Antarctic research station, McMurdo. The cable which could potentially integrate with other research technology, could impact research and overall well-being of McMurdo’s visitors.

The US death toll and Covid vaccines can't be the only story of the pandemic. The New Deal's Federal Writers Program would help capture American life in 2020.

Hillsdale Collegian Somerville seeks his next story Somerville is set to retire after thirty years at the college and forty-two years teaching. He holds the Barbara Longway Briggs Chair in English Literature, and was director of the Visiting Writers Program for twenty-five years. Somerville’s father looks lov­ingly on his son John. Courtesy | John Somerville With a striped button down and tucked sleeves, he enters the classroom. “Hello.” He takes his reading glasses from hi...

April 1, 2021 Miwa Matreyek, “Infinitely Yours” In April, the “Transforming Crisis” series will host three public virtual events, featuring Fine Arts Center artist-in-residence, Miwa Matreyek. The series a semester-long series hosted in collaboration with UMass Fine Arts Center (FAC), the Master of Fine Arts for Poets and Writers (MFA) and the School of Earth and Sustainability (SES). It is devoted to illuminating ecological crises and addressing climate injustice. With support from th...