Sport has a unique way of capturing the human spirit, and few narratives resonate more strongly than the triumph of […] The post The Most Iconic Underdog Stories in the World of Sport appeared first on Philadelphia Sports Nation.| Philadelphia Sports Nation
Meet the students from the College of Public Health and Health Professions, a diverse group dedicated to improving health and well-being in communities around the world. These students come from various backgrounds, united by their passion for health and their commitment to making a positive impact. They bring unique perspectives and experiences to their studies,…| phhp.ufl.edu
For Samuel Karani, a young man from the quiet village of Kiamaina in Kirinyaga County, Kenya, the path to opportunity has always been lit by one| DIASPORA MESSENGER NEWS MEDIA
A resident MRes student’s historical view of the Scottish Centre for Ecology and the Natural Environment (SCENE) Scotland’s Loch Lomond, a vast and brooding expanse of water stretching 36.4 kilomet…| Naturally Speaking
United States President Donald Trump seems to want to both start a bunch of wars and get a Nobel Peace Prize. He's actively threatening tariffs while agreeing to arm Ukraine and giving Moscow an ultimatum.| SHTF Plan
On our MA Performing Arts, students take part in a business module, in which they create their own business plan and pitch to industry experts. We caught up with them to find out more about their projects, and what they learned from the process. What were your business ideas, and why did you choose them? […] The post Developing business skills on the MA Performing Arts: Lucie, Hannah and Hattie appeared first on BIMM University Blog.| BIMM University Blog
Publish Network Research from Social Media Data Easily—No Coding Required! In today’s data-driven world, understanding the dynamics of social media is no longer optional, it’s essential. From the evolution of online discourse to the influencers in digital communities, the patterns we uncover in with social media networks have the power to inform academic research, policy-making,…| Social Media Research Foundation
Last week’s government announcement that Level 7 Senior Leader Apprenticeships will be phased out from January 2026 marks a fundamental shift in the UK skills landscape. It is a decision...| Hult International Business School
While you might not match Rory's exact distance, you can master the big, beautiful sweeping draw Rory hit at the Masters.| Golf Span - Golf Tips and Equipment Reviews
For countless golf fans worldwide, this past Sunday served as a riveting, climactic capstone to one of the most well-documented sports careers. For eleven years, Rory McIlroy has tried and failed to complete the career Grand Slam, a feat only previously achieved by five individuals in history. Ever since his historic collapse at the Masters in 2011, when he lost a four-shot lead while shooting 80 in the final round, the Green Jacket has alluded him during more than a decade of close calls...| Dr. James Schroeder
LONG ISLAND, New York - Call it a sentimental pick if you like, and you’d be right. But the time has come for Rory McIlroy to break his 11-year drought in the m| New England dot Golf
Courtesy Shutterstock THE CONCESSIONS AT THE MASTERS Tournament are as iconic as the event itself. Surely, you’ve heard of the legendary Pimento Cheese Sandwich or the Georgia Peach Ice Cream Sandwich. Even Dustin Johnson, prior to the November 2020 Masters (which he would go on to win) made this pronouncement: “My favorite thing about the Masters is the sandwiches …...| Orlando Magazine
The MSc in Epidemiology of Infectious Diseases and Antimicrobial Resistance (EIDAR) is the newest programme addition to the School of Biodiversity, One Health, and Veterinary Medicine (SBOHVM), introduced in 2019. I was enrolled in this program from 2023 to 2024. The programme is led by Dr. Tiziana Lembo and Dr. Jo Halliday, and other instructors […]| Naturally Speaking
Explore a rewarding career in full-stack development with our comprehensive guide. Learn the essential front-end and back-end skills needed for software development and find your niche in tech. Perfect for those starting or shifting their career.| Code First Girls
Growing up, I have consistently been the child who asks “why”. Why shouldn’t I run with scissors? Why do chickens have 2 legs and cows have 4? Why do I have to learn maths if I wa…| Naturally Speaking
The Erasmus exchange program: a French Masters student in Scotland Written by: Adeline Vogel, MSc graduate from University of Aix-Marseille, France There’s a rather famous movie in France called “L’auberge espagnole” about a French student who’s enrolling in the Erasmus exchange program. I’ve watched it many times, even before graduating from high school, and I’ve […]| Naturally Speaking
Killing them softly The welfare of farm animals is an issue very much in the public eye. While we often think about welfare in terms of animals’ quality of life, a less-considered aspect is the quality of death. In this episode, University of Glasgow researcher Dr Dorothy McKeegan tells us about her research in this […]| Naturally Speaking
In this episode of Naturally Speaking, Mar Pineda catches up with fellow Masters of Research (MRes) student Bugge Vick to talk about some of his field work. Bugge’s research project focused on the South American grey fox (Lycalopex griseus), recently introduced onto the Falkland Islands – a remote archipelago in the South Atlantic. In […]| Naturally Speaking
Each year, a small group of Masters students is based at the University's field station, SCENE. While they must travel into Glasgow for classes, they get truly unique experiences, some of which are chronicled in our Behind the SCENE blog series. Now, after arriving in September as a new resident Masters student, Danielle Orrell sheds some light on the year's activity at the University’s Loch Lomond field station.| Naturally Speaking
