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/ Adobe Stock) Sadly, the first hermitage built by Bruno did not stand the test of time. In 1132 AD it was destroyed by an avalanche, with 7 monks losing their lives in the event. The hermitage was rebuilt anew by the fifth prior, Guigo of Saint Romain. Over the course of the centuries, the Grande Chartreuse grew into a splendid and elaborate monastery. Quite remote and surrounded by the dense forests of the French Alp landscape, this hermitage is, in many ways, cut off from the outside world. Life there is all about peace, silence, and solitude, the defining features of monastic life.

8 March 2021 International Women's Day 2021: our research This International Women's Day we are celebrating the work of some of the department's women academics, and asking colleagues to share news of their research projects that aim to address issues of gender inequality around the world. As a department, we explore the issues of social justice and environmental change in order to help develop real-world solutions. On this page you'll find examples of some of the work that is taking place within the department in fields as diverse as food security, glaciology, digital technology, ag...

Tragic Details About 'Macho Man' Randy Savage Tragic Details About 'Macho Man' Randy Savage Frank Micelotta/Getty Images By David L. Lebovitz/Feb. 24, 2021 3:22 pm EDT/Updated: March 1, 2021 6:04 am EDT OooooOOOOOOooooooh YEAAAAAAH! Macho Man Randy Savage barely needs an introduction. One of the most popular wrestlers of all time, still a pop culture icon years after his death, and the voice we all hear in our heads upon seeing a Slim Jim, Mach left a hell of a legacy. As outlandish as he was in the ring, he was very different in his personal life. He was just as passionate,...

Scientists Warn Oil Will Be Depleted in Less Than 30 Years The solar revolution can't come fast enough. Alp Mimaroglu FacebookTwitterEmail The solar revolution is coming. It’s been building momentum for years and is quickly becoming unstoppable. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, installations in the United States have grown 35-fold since 2008. This trend is expected to continue, with installations set to double between 2019 and 2023. Some people may doubt that the future of energy production lies in harnessing the power of the sun. After all, it’s taken more than half a century ...

January was another lockdown month—worse than ever, because now we have a curfew at 8 PM and huge fines for breaking it, which means it’s not just illegal but pretty much impossible to see anyone. Isolation is really getting to me. The numbers are going down, though, which is good, and people are starting to be vaccinated, though I am low on the list. In any case, I spent a lot of time in January on pure escapist reading, and I read twenty-eight books in a variety of genres, with a very high rate of excellence. A delightful romance, recommended by a friend. Two men in London who haven’...