Academics
Deer Proliferation Could Be A Threat To Forest Growth
A rapid increase in deer population could "forever alter" the progression of a forest's natural future by creating environmental havoc in the soil and disrupting the soil's natural seed banks.
Family Of Four, One Pregnant, Eat Walmart Meat Laced With LSD
College Board Announces SAT Changes; Aims to Increase Access to Colleges
Exposure to Bright Pulses of Light Makes Space Veggies More Nutritious, Study
Playing With Barbie Dolls Results in Fewer Career Aspirations in Girls, Study
Just One Drink Can Make Older Adults Dangerous Drivers, Study
Lehigh Alumnus Donates $5 million for Real Estate Minor
America's First City, Cahokia, Was Like America, A Melting Pot
By Staff Reporter'Blackfish' Documentary Inspires California Lawmaker to Draft Bill Prohibiting Orca Whale Shows at SeaWorld
By Russell WesterholmCarbon Monoxide Clump Discovered Near Beta Pictoris Star Contains Comets Set on a Violent Collision Course
By Russell WesterholmTeen Elephant Mothers Die Younger, Have Bigger Families
By Jaleesa Baulkman'Multiferroics' Could Very Well Be the Future of Battery Power for Our Smartphones and Laptops
By Russell WesterholmPeople With Allergies Are Everywhere, But Susceptibility Varies Among Populations
By Staff ReporterSurgery In Young Patients With An Intermediate Prostate Condition More Effective Than Other Forms Of Treatment
By Staff ReporterScientists Seize First-Time Opportunity to Witness an Asteroid Tearing Apart Mid-Flight
By Russell Westerholm
