Daniel Swain will be a guest speaker for Distinctive Voices, a series of scientific public lectures presented by the National Academy of Sciences. He will discuss “Climate Change Through the Lens of ...

During the program, participants will attend lectures, case studies, and make field visits to learn about smart agriculture ...

SLU’s AV technicians are all Extron-certified, allowing them to independently update and service systems across campus. The ...

Exciting things are happening for Northeastern Junior College’s Agriculture Department. With the opening of the expanded Applied Technology Campus there is now a large new space to help ag ...

U.S. Sen. Shelley Moore Capito said she thought the government shutdown would end quickly. It's now the second longest ...

Penn’s sixth Climate Week took place last week, engaging students, faculty, and community members through more than 50 events. Climate Week, which ran from Oct. 13-17, was themed “Hot Spots,” bringing ...

Broadcasters keep popping up in the news. Broadcasting — distributing radio and television content for public audiences — has been around for a century, but is facing a uniquely challenging landscape ...

Americans who rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) to buy food may be affected as soon as November if the ongoing government shutdown continues. In a letter to state agencies ...

Over the last few years, the partnership between robots and artificial intelligence (AI) has progressed from being fiction to reality, transforming industries’ modus operandi, innovation, and value ...

B.C. government, First Nations and industry line up behind the $20 billion Ksi Lisims LNG project at Sept. 16 green-lighting press conference. Government of B.C. Construction of the $20-billion Ksi ...

It’s a challenging time to be in the food business. Climate change is making it harder to grow crops. Food companies are struggling with supply chain disruptions while simultaneously trying to reduce ...

The New World screwworm (NWS) has been reported as close as 70 miles south of the U.S.-Mexico border, and the federal government and the Texas Department of Agriculture) are butting heads on the best ...