Academics
Massive Solar Storm Narrowly Missed Earth in 2012; Damage Would Have Been Catastrophic Beyond Belief
If a particularly violent solar storm had hit the Earth in the summer of July 2012, civilization would have more than likely been sent back hundreds of years.
Bryn Mawr Introduces “No-SAT” Policy for Admissions
Chinese Couple under Fire for $15 Million Gift to Harvard
Moose Saliva May Inhibit Growth of Toxic Fungus
Blue Whales' Feeding Zones Interfering With Shipping Lanes, Newer, More Precise Study Finds
Earth May Be in the Early Stages of Its Sixth Mass Extinction Event
NASA Scientists Come Up Empty in Search for Water Vapor on 3 Earth-Like Exoplanets
GSU Alumnus Donates $5 Million to Nursing School
By Staff ReporterMoroccan Man Wants To Bomb Harvard and Homeland Security: Prosecutor
By Staff ReporterMost Dinosaurs Could Have Had Feathers, But Does the New Study Have Enough Conclusive Evidence?
By Russell WesterholmOhio State Gen Ed Psych Course Asks Quiz Question Suggesting Christians Have Lower IQ Than Atheists
By Russell WesterholmTyrannosaurus Footprints Suggests Massive Predators Traveled and Hunted in Packs
By Russell WesterholmKeiser University Will Expand Melbourne Campus For New Programs
By J BaulkmanNASA's Voyager 1 Probe May Actually Still Be in the Solar System, New Study Suggests Alternate Testing Needed
By Russell WesterholmDogs Feel Jealousy Just Like Humans; New Study Confirms Man's Best Friend is Eager for Attention
By Russell Westerholm
