Arizona State University As NSF grant ends, ASU-led Sustainable Phosphorus Alliance continues to growArizona State UniversityFollowing a five-year National Science Foundation grant, the Sustainable Phosphorus Alliance continues to grow to take on the phosphorus problem in the global food system. Phosphorus, a basic element found in all living things, enables modern …
A Trend Attracting African Youth Today, in most of African countries, the job market is difficult, especially for young graduates. Without being able to find a job that suits them, young graduates are increasingly moving towards the creation of their personal activity. For the more experienced, it can be a combination with a job or […]
Inside Higher Ed Opportunities Amid the ObstaclesInside Higher EdOver the archway to the Ben Youssef Madrasa in Marrakech, Morocco appears the following inscription: “You who enter my door, may your highest hopes be exceeded.” As students preparing for careers in religion, law and science were welcomed to this …
They’ve spent the last four years extensively tracking and documenting Africa’s elusive sand cats – but, it was in the middle of the night on the last night of their expedition when researchers made an ‘astonishing’ discovery. In what’s thought to be the first-ever footage of sand cat kittens in the wild, researchers have recorded […]
File photo of an ethnic group in South Africa. The new study and fossil discoveries from Morocco throw fresh light on the origin of Homo sapiens which was earlier throught to be 200,000 years ago. Photo: Schalk van Zuydam/AP Washington: Genetic data from the skeletal remains of seven people who lived centuries ago in South […]
We spend so long agonising over whether Asda’s hummus or Tesco’s hummus is the best. Christmases are ruined arguing whether red pepper or Moroccan is the best variety. All the while, we lost sight of the real truth: hummus is the best. And now, science has confirmed that. After digging around, a pattern has emerged: […]
Details Published: 28 October 2017 by Poorang Novak While the Islamic State is ousted from its strongholds in Iraq and Syria, it is continuing its battle in countries like Morocco, Algeria and Egypt. The Egyptian military announced on October 16th, that six soldiers and at least 24 IS militants were killed in attacks on military outposts in […]
FRI OCT 27“AIDA’S SECRETS” This documentary tells the story of two brothers, now in their 70s, who remained unknown to each other for decades. They were separated as toddlers at the Bergen-Belsen displaced persons camp after World War II. The nephews of one brother reunite the two and film their story as the long-lost siblings […]
Lisa Lowe Walls loves food. She describes herself as a “pasta type of person” whose favorite meal is anything she doesn’t have to cook. With that combination, she also has the perfect volunteer role — coordinating the chefs for “Sauté & Sizzle: Richmond Men Are Cooking.” The annual fundraising event for the Rho Eta Omega […]
San Francisco State University President Leslie E. Wong and University community members will honor five outstanding alumni and a dedicated SF State volunteer and community leader on Friday, Nov. 3, at the annual President’s Dinner and Alumni Hall of Fame Celebration. The event will be held at the Ritz-Carlton, San Francisco. “Central to San Francisco […]