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Healthcare has always been one of the most important industries in society. Every day, millions of people depend on healthcare professionals for prevention, treatment, recovery, and support. However, the healthcare industry is changing rapidly, creating new opportunities for students who want a meaningful and stable career.
For many years, becoming a doctor or nurse wa...
Late October, first genuinely cold night, and somebody walks over to the thermostat and moves it to heat for the first time since April. Two things can happen next. Either the house fills with that burnt-dust smell for a quarter hour and then gets warm, or nothing happens at all and the morning starts with phone calls to contractors alongside half the county.
Which one...
A team of scientists, students, and educators aboard E/V Nautilus will explore the biodiversity and geology of the Wake Atoll region while surveying World War II shipwrecks.
Apra, Guam — The Ocean Exploration Trust (OET) team on Exploration Vessel (E/V) Nautilus is underway on an expedition to explore one of the most remote areas of ...
Living in west-central Indiana, we have not had a rain shower this summer. Not that we’re in a drought – far from it; we have had record rainfall, but it seems like every time it rains, it has stormed. If you’ve seen the news, you have seen the films of the flooding in Indiana. We live about seventy miles from those areas. Last Thursday, and this is not an exaggeration, I wit...
Late October, first genuinely cold night, and somebody walks over to the thermostat and moves it to heat for the first time since April. Two things can happen next. Either the house fills with that burnt-dust smell for a quarter hour and then gets warm, or nothing happens at all and the morning starts with phone calls to contractors alongside half the county.
Which one...