Tehilla understood that nights of interrupted sleep and scampering into the safe room was a small price to pay compared to the price others paid in the terrible loss of life and limbs.

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Dar es Salaam. Fifty Tanzanian students are set to embark on a life-changing journey after securing full scholarships to study at some of the world’s most prestigious universities under the newly ...

Whitmire’s central location within South Carolina creates perfect launching points for day trips in every direction. Within an hour or two, you can explore Columbia’s museums and restaurants, enjoy ...

Faculty also have criticized the CSU for spending nearly $17 million on ChatGPT Edu licenses, even as it faces a $2.3 billion budget gap that has spurred spending cuts and fewer course offerings. To ...

Fuel-tech startup Nawgati triumphed in the Best on Campus category at The Economic Times Startup Awards 2025, with the jury lauding its sharply defined problem statement, strong scalability potential ...

Students in settlements face extra hardships in earning a degree. "It was humbling to see the level of enthusiasm," a SLU ...

On a deep July night, the mountain breeze carried the coolness of grass and trees, dispersing the city's light pollution.

Michael Glawson, Ph.D., argues that now is the time to eliminate the "blind spots" in the quickening development of artificial intelligence, before it's too late.