Excerpts from recent editorials in the United States and abroad: ___ March 26 The Washington Post on foreign aid reform The arguments the Trump administration makes to justify dismantling the U.S.

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Those are expected to wrap up between April and September of this year. Those projects cover 85.6 miles of city streets. For fiscal year 2025, the city has another 167 projects planned.

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The Trump administration has targeted at least nine foreign pro-Palestinian students and academics for deportation. Do you support these efforts, or do you think they are a violation of civil ...

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The Math and Stats Club threw a party.  You guessed it, they served up plenty of Pi — both the mathematical and the dessert kind. Organized to make math fun, the club hosted its annual Pi Day ...

From undergraduate study to graduate, postdoctoral and faculty research, women within the Mellon College of Science’s ...