Articles

I am text block. Click edit button to change this text. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo.

A description of this topic should be included here. This will also help with Search Engine Optimization.

Search and Filter

Keyword Search

Filter by Tag

Sort Options

Pesticides Contributing to Damage of Honeybee Colonies

Based on a new field study, insecticides have recently been confirmed to cause damage to honeybee colonies.

Vatican Museums Present Documentary on Pope’s Concept of Art

Earlier this week, the Vatican Museums presented a documentary called “Pope Francis. My idea of art”, which highlights the Pope’s…

Chicago Police, Feds Team up on New Effort to Curb Violence

CHICAGO (AP) — Chicago police, federal agents and prosecutors are launching a new initiative Friday to stem the flow of…

How Universities Try to Overcome Drops in Enrollment

Small, private nonprofit colleges across the United States as well as public universities have experienced dramatic drops in enrollment, and…

Air Pollution Impacts Low-Income, People of Color the Most

A study published in the New England Journal of Medicine found that any level of air pollution, really, could lead…

Nursing Homes on Edge with New Health Care Bill

Approximately two-thirds of nursing home residents rely on Medicaid funding, many of which are likely to suffer loss of care…

New Rule on Travel Ban Says Only “Very Close” Family Will be Granted Visas

New guidelines on the travel ban will go into effect tonight (Thursday), as the State Department developed rules on immigration…

Nonprofit Spotlight: Girls Inc. of Alameda Providing Support to Celebrate Intelligence, Achievements of Girls

Read our exclusive interview with Julayne Virgil, Chief Executive Officer of Girls Inc. of Alameda, and the organization’s efforts to…

Educational Programs Providing Support to Prison Inmates

According to a recent study Clint Smith of the Harvard Graduate School of Education argues how the right to an…

Funding for Endangered Species Dependent on Animals’ Appearances

According to a study published in Science Direct, researchers examined how conservation organizations regard endangered, yet less desirable, species of…

New Method for Reproduction Condemned for Being Unethical

Based on new scientific discoveries centered on reproduction, researchers are predicting stem cells will be used to create embryos, ultimately…

Recent Deportation Orders Causing Immigrants to Forgo Medical Care

Due to the recent government administration’s orders on deportation, many illegal immigrants are refusing to seek medical care for fear…

New York Exhibit Honoring Power of Smartphone Photos

A new exhibit opening at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art emphasizes the importance of smartphone photos as representing more…

Adoption Rates Drop Across the Globe

Due to newly imposed laws and legislation, adoption both within and outside of the U.S. is drastically decreasing while the…

Schools Implementing Laptop Initiative to Help Students Learn in Summer

A new initiative is allowing students to borrow laptops from their schools in order to retain information they learned during…

New Mexico Health Officials Identifying Cause of Plague in Two Citizens

Two cases of the plague have been identified in Santa Fe County, the New Mexico Department of Health stated.

Nonprofit Spotlight: Foundation for Sustainable Development Gives ‘Extra Spark’ to Help Communities Actualize Solutions to Major Obstacles

Read our exclusive interview with Lisa Kuhn, Executive Director of the Foundation for Sustainable Development, dedicated to driving sustainable projects…