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Why Grunting Can Improve Workout Performance
Exercise science professor explains how forcefully exhaling facilitates explosive movement.
Preparing Graduates to Succeed in an Evolving Job Market
The College of Engineering and Computing Sciences is educating and training students to leverage artificial intelligence and remain competitive in the workforce.
Expert Shares Insight on Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome
Physician notes that patients with the condition are at an increased risk for respiratory issues.
Fitness Expert: Cold Plunge with Caution
Professor reminds athletes of potential risks associated with the popular trend.
Psychiatrist Advocates for Women’s Health
Director of the Center for Behavioral Health discusses the mental health impacts of menopause.
Fostering Student Entrepreneurship and AI Innovation
The College of Engineering and Computing Sciences is featured prominently in an article about the growing number of Gen Z students launching AI-based startups.
Exercise Physiologist: Grip Strength and Longevity Go “Hand-in-Hand”
Joanne Donoghue, Ph.D., exercise physiologist at the College of Osteopathic Medicine, explains why grip strength is an indicator of overall body function.
Expert Shares Easter Budget Tips
Professor of marketing and management advises consumers and travelers looking to save money during the Easter holiday season.
Professor Promotes Healthier Smartphone Usage
Psychology researcher’s advice appears on more than 2,600 news sites, including International Business Times, Boston Herald, and others.
Partnership Featured in Trade Media
The Center for Offsite Construction has collaborated with the International Code Council to develop a new standard for modular construction.