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From dorm room dreams to daily brews at Rock & Reilly’s: Meet Justin Solomon, founder of Eruta Nature.

The Marshall community recognized their fellow faculty and staff for leadership, mentorship, and excellence in teaching and research.

Meghan Anand, a business administration major and presidential scholar, will address the newest Trojan graduates at the university’s main ceremony.

Experts from the L.A. Metro and more discuss sustainability, accessibility, and community infrastructure improvements in Los Angeles.

The ceremony will take place on May 17 at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.

Marshall faculty were recognized for outstanding service to students and community at Academic Honors Convocation.

Scarcity sells, says Chang — and Vyas warns that while stockpiling can feel like control amid chaos, it may already be too late to panic buy amid looming Chinese tariffs.

Iyer warns that while more than a quarter of U.S. teens use ChatGPT for homework, unlike real adults, chatbots can sometimes be coaxed into giving dangerous answers.

Mische says California faces an unprecedented 21% drop in fuel production capacity, driven by with two major refinery closures and mounting state taxes and regulations.

Forbes cites a new study by Michael Mische which shows gas prices surging 75% by 2026 when two major oil refineries go offline.

Amid rising prices, Nunes says McDonald’s is especially vulnerable to economic uncertainty, as the chain experiences its steepest U.S. sales drop since the pandemic.

Ramcharan says there is concern Federal Reserve’s decision whether to cut rates may be determined as much by political pressure as by the fundamentals of the market.