Dupe culture thrives as savvy shoppers proudly seek less expensive alternatives to luxury items, driven by economic pressures and social media trends.
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UVA's SPARK Tank aims to bridge the translational gap, funding innovative research like Dr. Carolyn Lee's cancer-fighting cream to speed drug development.
A new tool from the University of Arizona helps brands predict consumer nostalgia by measuring era preferences, enhancing targeted marketing strategies.
Perris Jones' memoir "Ashes to Endzone" explores life lessons, trauma, and growth beyond football, aiming to inspire change and personal reflection.
Katie Couric experienced transient global amnesia, a temporary memory loss often triggered by stress or exercise, prompting emergency care to rule out other issues.
In July 2026, NAU's cameras on NASA's Mars mission captured stunning Earth and Moon images, aiding future Mars exploration and student involvement.
NAU grad Anna Kang's research on brown dog ticks aims to curb disease spread in Arizona, vital as climate change boosts tick proliferation.
Rheinhardt Harrison, an NAU runner, clinched bronze in the 1500m at the 2026 USATF Outdoor Championships, highlighting NAU's athletic excellence.
The University of Arizona's 2026 commercialization surge includes 372 invention disclosures, 11 startups, and $459.7M in economic output, driving innovation impact.
Middle schoolers from Hazelwood explored advanced manufacturing at CMU, inspiring future engineers and connecting them to local tech opportunities.