The University of Pittsburgh celebrates the Lunar New Year, a holiday that marks the beginning of springtime and a new calendar year according to the lunisolar calendar.

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NuDNW” exhibit showcases the beauty and variety of the nude figure in art Now through March 1, The Gallery at Graphite Art ...

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Thales Alenia Space has secured an €862 million contract with the European Space Agency to develop the Lunar Descent Element for the Argonaut m ...

Telia Company has appointed Bjørn Ivar Moen as Senior Vice President and Head of Telia Norway, effective January 2026. Moen, with 25 years of ex ...

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