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SPIN benefits Habitat for Humanity

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Kingston Active Adult Center recognizes veterans

<p>Misericordia University biology students presented their collaborative research, &#8216;Effects of Insulin, Thyroxine and Caffeine on Rana catesbeiana Tadpole Growth&#8217; during the annual Student Research Poster Presentation Day on campus. Participants, from left, front row, are: John Bankus, Wyoming; John Barcelon, West Pittston and Matthew Evans, Exeter. Second row: Michael Pheasant, East Stroudsburg; Bridget Boyle, Dallas; Lauren Madsen, Matamoras; Sabrina Figueroa, Centereach, New York; Nicole Palanza, Monroe, New York; Carly Young, Sturges and Corinne Breymeier, Old Forge. Third row: Zachary Sabaday, Saint Clair; Samantha Weissberg, Warwick, New York; Alec Rhoads, Lititz; Grace Emmett, Mountain Top; Brittany Malia, Hanover Township and Elizabeth Korbich, Sunbury.</p><style>
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Misericordia biology students present research