Academics

New Software Could Predict Superbugs' Countermoves to New Drugs

Due to the rise of drug-resistant bacteria even common infections that were easily controlled for decades -- such as pneumonia or urinary tract infections -- are proving trickier to treat with standard antibiotics.

Jan 04, 2015 PM EST

Thomas College Adopts Test-Optional Policy
Jan 02, 2015 PM EST
SUNY Oswego Adopts Smoke-Free Policy
Jan 01, 2015 AM EST
Living With Pets May Improve Social Skills of Children With Autism
Dec 31, 2014 PM EST
Neonatal HBV Vaccine May Reduces Liver Cancer Risk
Dec 31, 2014 PM EST
Red Meat Sugar Molecule Increases Risk of Cancer
Dec 30, 2014 PM EST
Ebola: Bats Are Possible Source of the Epidemic
Dec 30, 2014 PM EST

USDA Offers New Student, Postdoctoral Fellowships

By J Baulkman
Dec 30, 2014 PM EST
Birds Slur Their Singing When Consuming Alcohols Just Like a Person Would Do in a Bar

By Russell Westerholm
Dec 30, 2014 AM EST
Niagara University Deepens Partnership With Foreign Trade University

By J Baulkman
Dec 29, 2014 PM EST
Sugar Molecule Links Red Meat Consumption to Elevated Cancer Risk

By J Baulkman
Dec 29, 2014 PM EST
Penn State to Offer Bachelor's Degree in Biology

By J Baulkman
Dec 29, 2014 PM EST
NASA's Year in Review: 2014 Saw Major Discoveries on Mars, Developments in Space Travel

By Russell Westerholm
Dec 29, 2014 PM EST
Sony Leaked Emails Reveal CEO Is Interested in Becoming NYU's Next President

By Russell Westerholm
Dec 29, 2014 PM EST
Mayan Civilization Declined and Ultimately Died Due to Long Droughts

By Russell Westerholm
Dec 29, 2014 AM EST