As the NFL season progresses, the discussion surrounding the safety of artificial turf continues to gain momentum. A growing number of players, coaches, and medical professionals are raising concerns about the potential dangers posed by synthetic playing surfaces, highlighting a need for a closer examination of their impact on player health and safety. Artificial turf, […]
Ensuring a Safe and Happy Thanksgiving for Your Furry Friends: Expert Advice on Dog-Friendly Foods
As Thanksgiving approaches, families across the United States are gearing up for a day of feasting and gratitude. While the aroma of a Thanksgiving meal can be enticing for both humans and pets alike, it’s crucial to remember that not all holiday dishes are safe for our four-legged friends. In a recent article published on […]
Sleep Science Advocates Push for Later School Start Times to Benefit Teenagers
In recent years, scientific research has underscored the critical importance of sleep for teenagers’ physical and mental well-being. A plethora of studies, including one highlighted in a recent NPR report, titled “Science Says Teens Need More Sleep, So Why Is It So Hard to Start School Later?” have urged educational institutions to reconsider early start […]
Fall 2023 International Programs Office Photo Contest
As autumn leaves blanket the campus and students immerse themselves in their studies, a burst of vibrant global experiences takes center stage at our university. The Fall 2023 International Programs Office Photo Contest has arrived, inviting the campus community to embark on a visual journey around the world through the lenses of our international and […]
Campus Event: A Chickadee’s Guide to Gardening
This October Doug Tallamy will share some of his expertise in wildlife with us over a zoom call. Who is Doug Tallamy? Doug Tallamy is a scientist at the University of Delaware. Tallamy is also a podcaster and a best-selling author. Tallamy wrote the books Nature’s Best Hope, The Nature of Oaks, and Bringing Nature […]