Elise Gornish transitioned from fashion to ecology, leading Arctic missions and advocating for environmental awareness in the Sonoran Desert at U of A.
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Traffic lights and pedestrian crossings will be installed by 2024 to enhance safety at the busy intersection near the local school in Duplin County.
For the families of roughly 25,000 people locked in Arizona's state prisons, a single question has loomed for more than a decade: will their loved ones get the medical care they need? A federal appeals court weighed in late Friday — and the answer, for now, remains complicated.
Join us on 10/17/26 at 9:30 AM for a 1.5-mile bird walk at Pennypack Park led by scientist Holger Pflicke. Meet at the Picnic Pavilion at 7801 State Road.
With a major election on the horizon in Michigan, questions about whether voting machines work correctly are on many voters' minds. Local election officials across the state are taking a transparent, public approach to answering those questions — by testing their equipment before a single ballot is cast.
Governor Whitmer announced the Michigan Space Innovation Hub, supported by a $1.2M grant, to enhance Michigan's leadership in the space economy.
When a former president hits the campaign trail for midterm candidates, the message he sends to voters — and the pressure he places on down-ballot races — can shape an entire election cycle. In Georgia, that dynamic is playing out in real time as Republicans and Democrats alike navigate a political landscape defined by high-profile endorsements, competitive statewide races, and a surge in campaign fundraising.
Hummingbirds migrate solo from Canada to Central America, doubling their weight for energy. Feeders and native flowers help them during this journey.
From Oct. 19-23, 2026, NAU celebrates achievements: Hanley at ACS symposium, Ascione wins Barlow Award, Saveski honored in soccer, and Shenkin recognized as a rising star.
Northern Michigan communities have long struggled to attract and retain healthcare professionals, particularly in specialized fields like pharmacy and optometry. A new academic partnership between two Michigan institutions aims to address that shortage by building a clearer path for local students to fill those roles close to home.