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On October 13, 2026, Villanova awards the Pope Leo XIV Sustainability Medal, highlighting the Pope's dedication to sustainability and global stewardship.
Villanova faculty will share local sustainability projects at Rome's 2026 International Sustainability Conference, highlighting global solutions.
BLM to auction 2,601 acres for oil and gas in Nevada on Dec. 9, after public input and environmental review, sparking discussions on land use policy.
The BLM proposes a new livestock well near Ely, NV, to enhance grazing management and meet rangeland health guidelines in White Pine County.
The James Webb Space Telescope reveals changing water clouds on WISE 0855, a brown dwarf, offering insights into planetary atmospheres beyond our solar system.
When a candidate for Congress is attacked while doing the most ordinary work of democratic campaigning — fixing a yard sign — the implications reach far beyond one person's trauma. The safety of candidates on the campaign trail, and the willingness of survivors to speak publicly despite doubt and skepticism, are questions that touch the very health of American democracy.
Overnight lane closures on I-885 in Durham start next week, affecting traffic flow and requiring detours, highlighting the need for infrastructure updates.
Michigan's U.S. Senate race is heating up — and so are the political headaches for both major candidates. With the contest between Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers drawing intense scrutiny, each candidate is navigating uncomfortable associations that could shape how Michigan voters make up their minds.
Join the Intermediate Japanese group at Parkway Central Library, 9:30-11 am, for casual learning with Mayumi. No registration needed; Room 60, BRIC Dept.