Academics
Russia Sends First Female Cosmonaut to the ISS and No, She Doesn't Want to Answer Questions About Her Hair
Yelena Serova is officially the first female Russian cosmonaut to arrive at the International Space Station (ISS) and she has made it clear that she will not welcome questions about her hair maintenance while aboard.
NASA Curiosity Rover Drills its First Hole at Mount Sharp (PHOTO)
South Carolina Unveils 'Gamecock Promise,' a 4-Year Student Athlete Scholarship Guarantee
Central Michigan University to Start Beer-Making Program to Aid State's Rapidly Growing Craft Brewing Industry
Alumnus and State Senator John Thrasher Chosen as FSU’s 15th President
Scientists Find Water Vapor on Neptune-Sized Exoplanet, What It Could Mean For Future Studies
Columbia University Launches MA/MBA Programs for 'School Leaders'
EKU Becomes First State School to Offer Bachelor’s Degree in Social Justice
By Staff ReporterBlack Women More Interested In STEM Fields than Whites, Study
By Staff ReporterBig Bang Breakthrough Takes a Hit; How Space Dust is Bringing Two Scientific Research Teams Together
By Russell WesterholmChimpanzees Raised to Be Pets and Performers Grow To Develop Behavioral Issues, New Study Suggests
By Russell WesterholmMangalyaan Mars Orbiter Update: India Confirms Spacecraft Is Orbiting Red Planet
By Russell WesterholmDrexel Renames Law School in Honor of $50 Million Gift
By Staff ReporterDartmouth Researchers Design App to Identify Students' State of Mind
By Staff ReporterFish in Antarctica's Waters Do Not Freeze Thanks to Antifreeze-Like Proteins
By Russell Westerholm
