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Carleton College Eliminates Student Loans from Financial Aid Packages
Carleton College will replace student loans with grants and scholarships for all students, funded by an $80 million donation initiative.
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New Global Framework Targets Sustainability for Wild-Harvested Ingredients
A new framework, WHIP, has been launched to help companies and communities transition wild-harvested plant supply chains toward sustainable practices by 2030.
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Bob the Builder Returns to Lead UK Green Energy Skills Drive
Iconic character Bob the Builder returns in a stop-motion campaign by E.ON Next to inspire the UK workforce to adopt green energy skills for the 2030 transition.
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Danone Recalls So Delicious Frozen Dessert Over Foreign Material Concerns
Danone USA is recalling certain So Delicious Dairy Free frozen dessert pints after reports of small stones and hard objects found in cashew inclusions.
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State Fisheries Fee Harvests $187,000 as Lawmakers Weigh Dedicated Oversight Board
Wyoming collected $187,000 from its new commercial fishing registration in year one, prompting lawmakers to consider a dedicated regulatory outfitting board.
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David Brooks Partners With Yale to Confront the Age of Optimization
David Brooks and Yale launched “The Permanent Questions,” a weekly video podcast exploring existential human purpose as a humanist response to the age of AI.
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Federal Investigators Confirm Data Compromise in Springfield Public Schools Cyberattack
Federal law enforcement notified Massachusetts’ second-largest school district that recent cyber disruptions exposed employee and student information.
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Investigation Links Durham Water Feature to Fatal Amoeba Infection
North Carolina health officials identified a nonprofit’s water feature as the likely source of a teenager’s fatal infection with Naegleria fowleri.







