Academics
Ailing West African Lion Could Go Extinct Like The Western Black Rhinoceros
Could the world lose a sub species of lion in the next five years? According to a six year, 11 country study published Wed. Jan. 8, the population of West African lions numbers just 250 and covers 1 percent of their previous habitat.
Large Carnivores In the Wild Are On A Dangerous Decline, Why It Could Hurt the Global Ecosystem
Kent State Board Names Beverly Warren School’s 12th President
Just 24.8 Percent American Teens Meet CDC Physical Activity Goal, Report
WCU Receives Second-Largest Gift Worth 1.49 Million From Alumni Couple
CU Professor of Controversial Prostitution Lecture Will Return to Campus (UPDATE)
New Study On Ultra Marathoners Could Have Important Implications On Running Injuries
Orbital Sciences Launch Better Late Than Never; Supplies, Food and Christmas Presents En Route to ISS
By Russell WesterholmScientists Set New 'Standard' With Map of the Universe at an Ultra-Precise 1 Percent
By Russell WesterholmSpecial Type Of Fungi Supplies Plants With More Nitrogen, Reducing Carbon Emissions In The Air
By Staff ReporterGreat White Sharks Can Live Nearly As Long As Humans, According To Bomb Radioactive Dating Technique
By Staff ReporterFDA Approves Farxiga For Type 2 Diabetes
By Jaleesa BaulkmanElephant Shark's Entire Genome Sequenced, A First for Any Cartilaginous Fish
By Russell WesterholmUniversity Of Chicago Awarded $90 Million For Cancer Research
By Jaleesa BaulkmanOrbital Science Halts Cygnus' ISS Supply Mission Due to Solar Flare's Threat of Radiation
By Russell Westerholm
