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Scientists find lower-dose Lyme treatment more effective than current standard
Lyme disease affects nearly half a million people in the U.S. annually, often leading to severe health issues if not treated early.
Learning Technology Solutions announces transition to Canvas with new resources and webinars
In response to recent developments, Learning Technology Solutions has announced the introduction of the Learning Management System transition website.
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UChicago researchers unveil materials defying thermodynamics with potential EV battery applications
By Southland Marquee | Apr 23, 2025
Researchers from the University of Chicago and the University of California San Diego have announced a discovery that could significantly impact material science and electric vehicle (EV) battery technology.
New study reveals party differences in citing science for US policy decisions
By Southland Marquee | Apr 23, 2025
Societal challenges such as climate change, public health issues, and advancements in technology have long been intertwined with scientific progress.
Illinois Tech's reactor designated as a Nuclear Historic Landmark by American Nuclear Society
By Southland Marquee | Apr 23, 2025
The Armour Research Foundation Reactor at the Illinois Institute of Technology has received recognition as a Nuclear Historic Landmark by the American Nuclear Society (ANS).
Research at Sheffield Lab seeks to unravel the neuroscience of memories
By Southland Marquee | Apr 23, 2025
The research focus at the University of Chicago's Sheffield Lab is centered on understanding the neuroscience behind memory processes.
Study reveals infants' ability to learn unseen objects' names from language context
By Southland Marquee | Apr 23, 2025
EVANSTON, Ill. — New research from Northwestern University and Harvard University demonstrates that infants as young as 15 months can begin to learn the names of objects they have not seen, through listening to conversations.
Northwestern student honored for organizing Midwest college blood donation drives
By Southland Marquee | Apr 23, 2025
The American Red Cross of Greater Chicago is recognizing Aparnaa Ananthakrishnan, a Northwestern University student, as the 2025 Blood Services Hero.
Lyme disease symptoms may persist due to lingering bacterial cell wall remnants
By Southland Marquee | Apr 23, 2025
Symptoms that persist long after antibiotic treatment for Lyme disease are not uncommon, and a study conducted in 2022 revealed that 14% of those treated early for the disease still developed Post Treatment Lyme Disease (PTLD).
UIC stresses travel safety protocols for international university trips
By Southland Marquee | Apr 22, 2025
The University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) emphasizes the importance of safety and adherence to protocols for those involved in international travel on behalf of the university.
University of Chicago students explore career options abroad over spring break
By Southland Marquee | Apr 22, 2025
During the recent spring break, students from the University of Chicago took the opportunity to explore potential career paths abroad, presenting their research and interacting with industry professionals in London, Hong Kong, and South Africa.
Armour Research Foundation Reactor honored with Nuclear Historic Landmark status
By Southland Marquee | Apr 22, 2025
Fewer than 100 facilities in the United States have been recognized by the American Nuclear Society with Nuclear Historic Landmark status.
University of Chicago announces 2025 Academic Communicators Network Awards recipients
By Southland Marquee | Apr 22, 2025
The University of Chicago has announced the winners of the 2025 Academic Communicators Network (ACN) Excellence Awards.
Northwestern University establishes regenerative engineering institute with $10 million donation
By Southland Marquee | Apr 21, 2025
Northwestern University has announced the creation of the Querrey Simpson Institute for Regenerative Engineering (QSI RENU) with a $10 million gift from Trustee Kimberly K. Querrey.
Pope Francis' legacy of reform and compassion remembered
By Southland Marquee | Apr 21, 2025
Catholics and non-Catholics globally are reacting to the sudden passing of Pope Francis, the first Latin American pontiff, who served for 12 years.
World's first pollution market shows major success in India, study reports
By Southland Marquee | Apr 21, 2025
The world's first cap-and-trade market specifically targeting particulate pollution has been evaluated in a new study co-authored by University of Chicago scholars, highlighting a successful model that reduces pollution, lowers costs, and enhances...
Study shows virtual singing fosters well-being among isolated seniors
By Southland Marquee | Apr 21, 2025
Singing is often associated with numerous health benefits, including improved lung capacity, posture, and overall physical health.
Karen Slack to conduct vocal master class at Northwestern's Bienen School of Music
By Southland Marquee | Apr 18, 2025
Soprano Karen Slack, who recently won a 2025 Grammy Award, is set to conduct a vocal master class at Northwestern University's Bienen School of Music.
Latke-Hamantash debate moves to new venue for 78th edition, explores holiday dish trends
By Southland Marquee | Apr 18, 2025
The annual University of Chicago Latke-Hamantash Debate, a curious tradition since 1946, took place in a new venue this year.
Jenny Trinitapoli wins 2025 Gordon J. Laing Award for book on HIV in Malawi
By Southland Marquee | Apr 18, 2025
The University of Chicago Press has awarded the 2025 Gordon J. Laing Award to Professor Jenny Trinitapoli for her insightful book "An Epidemic of Uncertainty: Navigating HIV and Young Adulthood in Malawi."