Image Courtesy of NASA Goddard Photo and Video. Rosimar Rios-Berrios’s journey from being a young girl in hurricane-prone Puerto Rico to a leading atmospheric scientist
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Image Courtesy of Jacob Eldred. Every year at commencement, ceremonial maces are displayed and paraded through Old Campus. A gleaming trident hangs in the Grace
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Image Courtesy of Flickr. Stegosauruses ruffle through ferns; a lone velociraptor hunts in the desert; brachiosauruses bite leaves from ginkgo trees; a triceratops family looks
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Image Courtesy of Flickr. For decades, spaceflight has captivated humanity’s imagination. A podcast called Quirks & Quarks capitalizes on that interest. Hosted by Bob McDonald,