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A major reconstruction of Crosby Hall on the University at Buffalo's South Campus is imminent. Built nearly a century ago, Crosby is one in a line of older stone structures that flank Main Street. Hayes Hall is perhaps most visible from Main Street, with its gleaming white tower that was recently rebuilt for the university's Department of Architecture and Planning. Crosby will be rebuilt for the department as well, although originally meant for the Business School. Crosby Hall is next in line for reconstruction on the University at Buffalo's South Campus. Credit Mike Desmond / WBFO News More ...

Antoinette Connell A human skeleton was found in this wooded area at Morgan Lewis, St Andrew. (Picture by Reco Moore) Social Share The search for a missing goat unearthed a gruesome discovery yesterday in St Andrew. Farmer Richard Hoad and his daughter Donna were searching a hilly part of their Morgan Lewis district when they came across a human skeleton. Hoad said they stumbled upon the remains clad in a pants and shirt around 1 p.m. He recalled that more than a month ago they had noticed a strange odour while out looking for a lost animal. They dismissed that smell as that of anothe...

  Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, New Mexico State University faced many unprecedented challenges. While a few factors remain uncertain, a new partnership has created several positive outcomes, along with future opportunities that will help faculty and students involved in research. This summer, Albuquerque-based TriCore Reference Laboratories established a branch lab at NMSU. To date, it has processed more than 15,000 COVID-19 tests. Because of the partnership with TriCore, this fall NMSU was also able to initiate large-scale testing for the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 as part of a rand...

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, New Mexico State University faced many unprecedented challenges. While a few factors remain uncertain, a new partnership has created several positive outcomes, along with future opportunities that will help faculty and students involved in research. Volunteers conduct COVID-19 testing for a random sample study by a group of New Mexico State University interdisciplinary researchers seeking to understand the prevalence of the virus in the campus community. The tests were processed at the NMSU TriCore branch lab as part of a partnership with ...