EASTON, Pa. - The Lehigh Valley's longest continuously published newspaper, the Express-Times, has announced it is ending its print edition next year. "I think it's really bad because the ...

GZ PrintPak, a global packaging company, is expanding its Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin, facility. The company will invest $7.1 million to produce boxes and offer co-packing services, creating 40 new jobs ...

The study's findings, published in Advanced Materials, report the novel heterostructured organohydrogels. The researchers tuned molecular diffusion by controlling temperature- and shear-driven ...

PITTSBURGH--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The U.S. Plastics Pact (USPP) today released a new position paper on the role of physical and chemical recycling in a circular economy, offering science-based, ...

Developed by prodigious NYC bartender Sam Ross in the early aughts as a riff on the Last Word, the Paper Plane is bright and warm, with bourbon, Aperol, and lemon juice playing against the herbal, ...

The latest edition of the Indiana Daily Student was expected to be on newsstands the morning of Oct. 16 in and around the Bloomington campus. However, within a 24-hour period earlier in the week, ...

Media School Dean David Tolchinsky terminated Director of Student Media Jim Rodenbush on Tuesday afternoon after he refused to censor the Indiana Daily Student. Ahead of our Oct. 16 newspaper, which ...

When Friedia Niimura moved to the U.S. from Japan in her mid-20s, she shared a dream with many Angelenos: acting, or maybe fashion. A TV and media personality in Japan, it seemed a natural fit, only ...

The paper introduces a novel bioactive glass that outperformed both standard glass and a widely used commercial bone substitute in preclinical trials. Glass is generally thought of as fragile, but in ...

In my experience, staying organized is essential for enhancing efficiency and reducing stress in various aspects of life. By utilizing a label maker with tape, I can ensure that I always know where my ...

The president and publisher of the AJC, Andrew Morse, told The Times that the paper will instead put its resources into digital news. The AJC's editor in chief, Leroy Chapman Jr., told The Times that ...