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William & Mary has announced the launch of new bioengineering degree programmes. The Virginia university said the new offerings will expand its science and engineering portfolio and prepare students for careers at the intersection of biology, medicine and technology. Further details on enrolment and curriculum were not immediately available.
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A statue of the Virgin Mary in Porto-Vecchio, on the French island of Corsica, has been vandalised, prompting local outrage and an official investigation. France 3 RΓ©gions describes the act as "unspeakable," and reactions are circulating widely as people await details on who is responsible and why the statue was targeted.
- 3Duke's Mary Klotman to Step Down as Dean in 2027βMary Klotman, MD, to Step Down as Dean and EVP for Health Affairs in June 2027
Mary Klotman, MD, will step down as Dean of the Duke University School of Medicine and Executive Vice President for Health Affairs in June 2027, according to an announcement from Duke. No successor has been named. Readers are reacting to the departure of a longtime leader who has headed the school since 2017.
- 4Mary Kelly Weighs In on Economy Ahead of Q4βΌPromo Insiders: Mary Kelly Discusses State of the Economy Ahead of Q4
Mary Kelly discussed the current state of the US economy and what businesses should expect heading into the fourth quarter, in an episode of the Promo Insiders series from ASI (Advertising Specialty Institute). The conversation focused on economic conditions relevant to companies planning their year-end strategies, with Kelly offering her assessment of where things stand.
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The US Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case involving a Kentucky church and a dispute over a grotto dedicated to the Virgin Mary. The case centers on whether the church's religious display and its treatment under local rules raise legal questions the high court must resolve. With the justices now stepping in, the dispute could produce a significant ruling on religious property rights, and it is drawing attention from observers of church-state law.
- 6The Row presents Bohemian Rhapsody collection for Spring 2027βThe Row Spring 2027: Bohemian Rhapsody
Fashion label The Row has unveiled its Spring 2027 collection, titled 'Bohemian Rhapsody'. The presentation drew attention from fashion media, with coverage highlighting the label's direction for the season. The Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen-founded brand remains closely watched in the industry, and its seasonal reveals typically spark commentary on silhouettes, fabrics and the continuing evolution of its minimalist aesthetic.
- 7Online debate reignites over Abrahamic religions and treatment of womenβTheists: The Abrahamic god is obsessed with male genitalia and practically ignores women. Draw your own conclusions. ___
Atheist commentators are circulating a pointed critique of the Abrahamic traditions, arguing that scripture and religious law fixate on male bodies and male authority while giving comparatively little attention to women. Supporters say circumcision rules and male-only leadership roles reflect the imbalance; believers counter that the faiths address women extensively, citing figures like Mary and Deborah.
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Saint Mary's College provided a midweek update on its golf and volleyball programs, recapping recent results and upcoming fixtures for both teams. The item covers how the Gaels' golfers are preparing for their next tournament and where the volleyball squad stands as its season continues, according to the student newspaper report.
- 9Readers point to Wollstonecraft as a lens for Pride & PrejudiceβMy curiosity was raised by a comment in a recent podcast listen: to understand the framing of 'Pride & Prejudice' it was
A podcast comment recommending Mary Wollstonecraft's 'A Vindication of the Rights of Woman' as background for understanding the framing of Jane Austen's 'Pride & Prejudice' has prompted readers to revisit the 1792 feminist text. Its free availability on Project Gutenberg makes it easy for anyone to follow up on the suggestion.
- 10Women's Tennis Beats Mount Saint Mary for Third Straight WinβWomen's Tennis Turns Aside Mount Saint Mary, Runs Win Streak to Three
A women's tennis team defeated Mount Saint Mary, extending its winning streak to three matches. The result was reported by Farmingdale sports coverage, though no further details on scores, players or venue were provided. The win marks continued momentum for the squad as its season progresses, with the team now riding its best run of form so far.