The upcoming episode of 'The Standard: Defining a Steeler' will hit Steelers.com and all of the team's digital and social platforms on Wednesday, April 23 at 7 p.m. The Standard helps to define what ...

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...

Why are cyclists going to be banned from using Oxford Street ... “It’s yesterday’s battle,” Mr Bolt told The Standard. “A great deal has been done over a great number of years ...

On a trip from Tiberius to Jerusalem, our bus passed through Jericho. We stopped to walk around the town and visualize what happened there 3500 years ago. Jericho is located east of Jerusalem and ...

Shadow defence minister Andrew Hastie has maintained anyone who can "meet the standard" of the nation's armed forces is welcome to serve. Mr Hastie, who is also a former Australian Army captain ...

At Jericho, 20 teachers were surveyed on whether they believe the presence of phones in class has impacted students’ ability to concentrate. Seventy percent responded “Absolutely,” while 30% ...

Chris Jericho has been wrestling for 35 years, but he continues to remain relevant and a hot topic of discussion among fans. With rumors running rampant about Jericho's wrestling future ...

On Saturday afternoon, the Black Cats will travel to face relegation-threatened Oxford United, and by the sounds of it, the head coach plans on pulling no punches when team news drops at 2pm.

In the city of dreaming spires you'll find Oxford Business College, a place where 'ambition meets opportunity and education drives success'. Judging by videos on its website, this noble seat of ...

After Jericho Streegan saw Brian McKnight in a 2018 Cebu concert with his mother, he realized he wanted to become an artist and perform for an audience. Nearly seven years later, Streegan would go ...

I visited the champion at her training camp in Kenya. Here’s what I learned and what it will take for her to succeed.

Oxford University academics used a chalice made from a human skull – potentially belonging to an enslaved Caribbean woman – at formal dinners until as recently as 2015, a new book has alleged.