FERNANDINA BEACH, Fla. And welcome to Amelia Island, just south of the Georgia line and home to some of the prettiest coastlines anywhere. The ACC’s annual spring meetings begin Monday afternoon at the oceanfront Ritz-Carlton (good rooms available this evening for $1,300 per night, at… Read More »ACC spring meetings: NIL, football divisions and revenue gap
Sectors dependent on weddings, including planners, vendors and hotel companies, have witnessed an unprecedented revival in demand between May and June. “Weddings are not as elaborate as they were pre-pandemic as the guest lists are still restricted for a luxe wedding, but they are open… Read More »Cheer For Wedding Business As Off-season Demand Soars
I keep running into people who feel overwhelmed by so many seemingly unrelated but terrifying things occurring all at once. “How can all this be happening?” they ask. But these things are connected. They are reinforcing each other. As such, they pose a clear challenge… Read More »We must fight powerful bullies, whether they are Putin, Trump, or tech billionaires | Robert Reich
After native plants hit the Iowa City soil in 2020, Andrew Forbes was one of many people there to watch in awe as insects came to check them out. For the University of Iowa evolutionary biologist, it’s not just exciting that a growing number of… Read More »University of Iowa joins list of 139 certified bee-friendly campuses
For the first time since 2019, the UConn School of Nursing held its May commencement ceremony at the Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts on Saturday morning. The School celebrated 107 Bachelor of Science graduates, as well as 64 Master of Science, six Post-Master’s Certificate,… Read More »School of Nursing Graduates 107 Bachelor of Science Students, Honors 91 Master’s and Doctoral Candidates
As many mothers of young children are celebrated with homemade cards and sticky kisses for Mother’s Day, moms of teens may be wondering why their kids just seem irritated by their presence. “My daughter is the best eye roller in the world. I think most… Read More »Teen annoyance is part of normal brain development, study shows – National
FILE – Michigan Panthers quarterback Shea Patterson (2) fumbles the ball as he is sacked by Houston Gamblers defensive lineman Ahmad Gooden (99) during the first half of a USFL football game Sunday, April 17, 2022, in Birmingham, Ala. A revived United States Football League… Read More »Column: Spring football league’s time has come… and gone
The way Stefano Domenicali sees it, there are two races this weekend. One on the track, and one in the VIP section. “All the VIPs, the singers, actors, stars,” who will appear at the inaugural Miami Grand Prix. Domenicali, the Formula 1 CEO and president,… Read More »Formula 1 believed in US growth; Miami Grand Prix is its reward
All eyes are on Miami this weekend as the international glitterati arrives for the city’s inaugural Formula One Grand Prix. The European racing event has attracted American fans in droves, thanks to the “Netflix effect” of “Formula 1: Drive to Survive” — the successful franchise… Read More »All the tech that got our attention at F1 Miami Grand Prix – TechCrunch
Groups call federal environment minister’s collaboration with the province a “betrayal” of a promise to protect caribou habitat A joint federal and provincial commitment to revive the boreal caribou population in Northern Ontario doesn’t go far enough for some conservation and environmental groups. A news… Read More »Environmentalists not fans of Ottawa and Queen’s Park’s caribou protection plans