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Creature Culture: What Animal Behavior Can Teach Us About Saving Nature

Creature culture: What animal behavior can teach us about saving nature

Creature culture: What animal behavior can teach us about saving nature

June 24, 2025

A group of four African Bush Elephants stand next to a small body of water.

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Professor's teaching philosophy builds confidence with technology, sparks student creativity

Health Sciences Design instructor Matthew Briggs empowers students, including Ruth Salazar, to create projects that transform communities through collaborative innovation.

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College of Public Health launches first AI summer program

The collaborative effort offered hands-on, high-tech training for students and educators across the university.

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Fantasy forecasts turn monsoon madness into a community guessing game

Southwest Monsoon Fantasy Forecasts allows participants to estimate the amount of rainfall the monsoon will bring each month to a handful of cities throughout the Southwest.

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