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Origins and Evolution of a Quirky American Tradition Every February 2nd, millions of Americans turn their attention to a weather-predicting rodent in Pennsylvania. While Groundhog Day might seem like a lighthearted diversion, its roots extend deep into European folklore and American immigrant history. The tradition traces back to 18th-century Pennsylvania German settlers who adapted their […]
Understanding the Liver Cancer and Protein Intake Connection New research from Rutgers University–Camden reveals a significant relationship between dietary protein intake and liver cancer progression in individuals with compromised liver function. The study, published in Science Advances, demonstrates how reducing protein consumption may help slow tumor growth by addressing metabolic imbalances in damaged livers. The […]
Strengthening Clinical Training for Future Nurse-Midwives Rutgers School of Nursing has formed a strategic partnership with Axia Women’s Health to address critical gaps in women’s health care education. This collaboration provides nurse-midwifery students access to clinical rotations across 100+ Axia facilities in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, significantly expanding hands-on training opportunities in obstetrics, gynecology, and […]
Bea Mikayla Faigal, a nursing student at Rutgers University–Camden and an Air Force ROTC cadet, was recently honored with the Silver Valor Award for her heroic actions during a leadership course at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst. This prestigious award recognizes her voluntary act of heroism in aiding high school students suffering from heat exhaustion. The Incident […]
University of the Pacific has launched a state-of-the-art audiology teaching hub on the sixth floor of its San Francisco Campus, significantly expanding resources for students in the Doctor of Audiology program. This move follows the repurposing of the first floor for the new Ambulatory Surgical Center and Multidisciplinary Advanced Care Clinic, designed to serve individuals […]
A student worker restocks shelves at the Pacific Food Pantry on the Stockton Campus. Dignity Health St. Joseph’s Medical Center will mark its official partnership with University of the Pacific Athletics by committing $25,000 to expand the Pacific Food Pantry with a special announcement at Wednesday night’s men’s basketball game. Dignity Health St. Joseph’s Medical […]
The University of the Pacific Chess Club has achieved a significant milestone, securing first place in its category at the 2026 Pan-American Intercollegiate Chess Championship. This victory marks the club’s return to national competition after a six-year hiatus, demonstrating the strength and dedication of its student players. Victory at the Pan-American Intercollegiate Championship In a […]
Global learning is no longer a luxury for college students; it is a critical component of a modern education. Universities are increasingly recognizing that early exposure to international experiences can shape a student’s academic trajectory and personal development. The University of the Pacific has taken a significant step in this direction with its innovative program […]
Winning an international film award is a significant achievement for any filmmaker. For York College of Pennsylvania student Akira Camacho-Romero, this milestone represents the culmination of months of dedicated work, technical skill, and a commitment to purpose-driven storytelling. Her short-form documentary, “Limitless: A Girls on the Run Story,” earned the Silver Award: Short Documentary from […]
The University of the Pacific men’s tennis program enters the 2026 season with a distinct advantage: continuity. Under the leadership of first-year head coach Clifton Awuy, the team is not starting from scratch but rather building upon a foundation of proven success. With a roster featuring seven returning players, the Tigers are positioned to leverage […]
