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Tim Cochrane was born the evening of Aug. 24, 1953, in his maternal grandparents’ home in Eureka, California, to James William Cochrane III and Alice...

MOUNT PLEASANT — The Harlan-Lincoln House sponsored a Presidents’ Day event titled “Conversations with a Lincoln Collector” that delighted two audiences on Feb. 19 at the historic Union Block in

As climate change makes extreme weather events more common globally, Latinos often face the most significant effects to their health, safety, food security and livelihoods. A new report from the Hispanic Access Foundation details the effects and how climate change erodes cultural legacy when neighborhoods undergo gentrification, displacing traditional communities. Vanessa Muñoz, conservation program manager for the Hispanic Access Foundation, said Latinos in every state are experiencing challenges to their mental health and identity due to climate change. ...

Zach Helfand writes about the history and changing etiquette of tipping employees in restaurants, coffee shops, bars, hotels, and other businesses.

Gallaudet community members were offered a glimpse into the numerous possibilities that global learning offers at the Office of International Affairs’ annual Go Global Fair (GGF), held November 8 in the University’s Jordan Student Academic Center. The GGF demonstrates that the personal enrichment an individual gains through a global learning experience goes far beyond academic knowledge: cultural immersion, new language skills, exposure to new perspectives, and the awareness of being a citizen of the world.