Study Quantifies Damage to Historic Sites Across Syria
Syria’s civil war has been catastrophic for cultural heritage, and new remote-sensing evidence shows how destruction continued long after the...
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Syria’s civil war has been catastrophic for cultural heritage, and new remote-sensing evidence shows how destruction continued long after the...
Generic semaglutide is starting to rewrite the economics of type 2 diabetes care in Canada. A new analysis published in...
Amid rising political friction, Connelly and Xu’s new report in ECNU Review of Education documents a surprising outcome: long-running education...
Silk—often treated as the star of the ancient “Silk Road”—may have started traveling much earlier than historians assumed. New archaeological...
International students are commonly discussed as beneficiaries of education abroad—degree gains, language learning, employability, and intercultural skills. A new paper...
A new study in npj Urban Sustainability points to the practical levers that determine whether stormwater systems actually deliver long-term...
University of Toronto professor elected as a fellow of The British Academy July 17, 2026 — Professor Emerita Anita McGahan...
EVANSTON, Ill. — July 7, 2026 — UL Research Institutes has named Elena Zinchenko, Ed.D., as vice president and chief...
When schools closed and child care vanished during COVID-19, dual-earner households faced an immediate dilemma: which job could absorb the...
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — A quiet tax policy shift is rippling through local democracy. When the enhanced federal standard deduction...
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