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GPS, Interdisciplinary Science, and The British Heatwave

This past summer England experienced its worst heatwave since 1976. However, this heat wave had some unusual consequences: the extreme […]

The recent aftermath of Hurricane Florence has resulted in water pollution so bad that you can see it from space.

In the past few years, the U.S. has seen devastating results from hurricanes. Just last year, Florida, the state that

Feeling down about Chicagoland’s housing costs? Well, there’s a community with more snow, wind, AND higher prices. Finding a place

Death is natural. We all must face it and experience it (in some form or another) during our lives, yet

Housing developments are popping up all over the country, and it’s no mystery why they’re so appealing to buyers. About

As part of Flossmoor District 161’s initiative to increase school safety, they have hired two new security officers from a

The U.S. Department of Agriculture was slow to get staffed since the 2016 presidential election. Things are finally picking up

The current retail value of the U.S. coffee market is estimated to be worth approximately $48 million dollars. Coca-Cola has

An ingredient of the weedkiller Roundup has been found in a variety of children’s breakfast cereals. According to Fox News