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Jun 24, 2019

Students Start Paper Towel Composting Project

A student-designed pilot program tested whether compost collection is viable in all residence halls.
CALS Dean Richard Linton stands with a sports mascot with his son at a baseball game for Father's Day
Jun 11, 2019

What Has Fatherhood Taught You? We Ask Some of CALS’ Great Dads

From Ph.D. candidates to the dean himself, we asked some of the dads in our midst for their thoughts on fatherhood, just in time for Father’s Day.
Carpenter bee life cycles
Jun 7, 2019 | Uncategorized

Where Have All the Big Bees Gone?

Big-bodied bees, like carpenters, are everywhere in the spring.  Yet, now that summer has entered its full swing, carpenter bees have seemingly disappeared. Is this cause for concern?
Lighthouse and keeper's house built in 1873 at Cape Lookout National Seashore
May 30, 2019

Cape Lookout Research Could Help National Park Managers

A historic preservation model created in North Carolina could help park managers at other sites.
prof alonso ramirez
May 29, 2019

Prof. Alonso Ramirez elected President of the Society of Freshwater Science

Professor Alonso Ramirez was elected President of the Society of Freshwater Research at their annual meeting at Salt Lake City. "My love of streams started in my home country, Costa Rica, where I was fascinated with dragonflies as a child. As an undergraduate student at the Universidad Nacional de Costa Rica, I had the opportunity to study dragonfly nymphs..."

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