Academics
Cacti Facing Endangerment Due to Human Interference, New Study Finds
Researchers examining cacti species around the world concluded about 30 percent are in danger of extinction due to human activity.
Trinity College Adopts Test-Optional Policy, Seeks 'Deeper Narrative'
Volcanic Eruptions Lessen Flow of World's Largest Rivers, New Study Finds
Wildlife Populations on the Rise in Chernobyl's Exclusion Zone, New Study Finds
Philadelphia University Offers New Doctoral Program
Beaver-Like Mammal Survived Dinosaur Extinction, Detailed in New Study
University Of Phoenix To Offer Correctional Program Support Services Degree
Michigan Farmers Discover Woolly Mammoth Bones, UMich Researchers Confirm
By Russell WesterholmNew Polymer Additive Reduces Explosiveness of Jet Fuel Without Compromising Efficiency
By Russell WesterholmNew Horizons: High-Res Images of Charon Detail Stunning, Gigantic Canyon
By Russell WesterholmUniversity of Findlay To Offer New Master's Degree Program
By Staff ReporterCoral Reefs Also Benefit From A Balanced Diet
By Staff ReporterMealworms Observed Consuming Styrofoam, 'A New Door' For Plastic Waste Disposal
By Russell WesterholmCeres: NASA Releases Detailed Map, Still Cannot Explain Bright Spots
By Russell WesterholmNASA Discovery Program to Explore Asteroids or Venus, 5 Finalists Unveiled
By Russell Westerholm
