Academics
Elephants May Be Able To Distinguish Voices Of Ethnic Groups
Elephants may be able to spot different ethnic groups after hearing them speak just a few sentences, according to a recent study Counsel and Heal reported.
Jane Goodall, 79, On College Speaking Tour About Work With Chimpanzees, Conservationism, And More
O-Type 'Death Stars' Destroy Planets Forming Around Young Stars in Orion Nebula
3 ISS Crewmembers Land Safely in Kazakhstan Despite U.S.-Russia Tension and Harsh Winter Weather (VIDEO)
Imran Khan's Nephew Apologizes For Calling Man ‘Faggot’ on Twitter
Volcanoes May Have Helped Species Survive Ice Ages
University Of Delaware Library To Offer Research Funding Workshops
LeMoyne-Owen College and Christian Brothers University To Host Info Sessions For Transfer Hopefuls From Victory
By Jaleesa BaulkmanFavorable Climate Helped The Mongolian Empire Of Genghis Khan
By Staff ReporterElderly Woman Survives 1,000 Stings From Swarm Of 80,000 Bees
By Staff ReporterBoston University Launches Investigation On Women's Basketball Coach Accused of Bullying
By Jaleesa BaulkmanAnti-Psychotic Drugs May Help Combat Brain Cancer
By Jaleesa Baulkman4 New Manmade Gasses Contributing to Ozone Layer's Depletion, Researchers Unsure of Origin
By Russell WesterholmBlood Tests Could Identify Those At Risk For Alzheimer's Disease
By Jaleesa BaulkmanUniversity Of Maine System To Eliminate 165 Full-Time Jobs, Maybe More In Next Budget Year
By Jaleesa Baulkman
