Academics
Ancient Hearth Discovered in Israel Provides New Clues to Humans' Early Use of Controlled Fire
Scientists have discovered an ancient hearth in Israel estimated to be 300,000 years old with what appear to be fragments of stone tools used to butcher and cook animals.
Polar Bears Chase 'Less Efficient' Prey In Wake Of Shorter Ice Seasons
Challenger Disaster Crew Members Remembered 28 Years Later for 'Pulling Us Into the Future'
Space Travel And Its Effects On The Human Body
China's Yutu Moon Rover Experiences Technical Issue With Control System
California Forced To Consider Less Than Environmental Approach In Fight Against Potentially Lengthy Drought
University of Michigan To Pay $300K For Renovations To Multicultural Center
Grand Canyon's Age Estimated Tens of Millions of Years Younger Than Previously Thought
By Russell WesterholmAncient Europeans Likely Acquired Blue Eyes Before Lighter Complexion
By Staff ReporterU-M Students to Explore Jay Z and Kanye West’s Relationship in Class
By Staff ReporterUP Regents Name Mark Poorman New President
By Staff ReporterWater Molecules May Be Transported To Earth Via Space Dust, But How Much?
By Russell WesterholmKU Alumni Couple Pledges $1.25 million for New School of Business Building
By Staff ReporterRegents Name Brown Provost U-M’s 14th President
By Staff ReporterSan Diego State University Considers Asking Students To Fund Faculty Hires
By Jaleesa Baulkman
