Academics
Could Giraffe Have Been A Birthday Dinner Treat For 'Non-Elites' Of Ancient Pompeii?
The eating habits practiced by residents of ancient Pompeii (before it was covered in lava and lost for over a thousand years) didn't follow the usual distinctions between the rich and the poor
Supervolcano Eruptions Do Not Need External Provocation, Can Explode From Sheer Size Alone
Did The Atomic Bomb And Global Warming Cause Canada's Former Defense Minister To Believe In Aliens?
Oldest Evidence of Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants Discovered In Amber Fossil
Obama to Award Pittsburgh Professors for Their Contribution to Science and Technology
Reading A Novel May Change Portions Of Your Brain
Wyoming Fossil Store Owner Cuts Deal With Authorities In Smuggling Case
Will Prince William Receive Royal Welcome at Cambridge University?
By Staff ReporterHigh Vitamin D Levels During Pregnancy Could Result In Stronger, Healthier Babies
By Jaleesa BaulkmanHow A Few Quick Changes To The NFL Playoff Schedule Could Combat The Weekend's Extreme Weather Conditions
By Staff ReporterAsteroid Impacts Earth's Atmosphere On New Year's Day; Too Small to See or Reach Ground
By Russell WesterholmHercules Will Be Better Known For Its Bitter Cold, But It's Also Bringing The Snow
By Staff ReporterChinese Ice-Breaking Ship Trapped Following Australian Rescue Mission; Aurora's Trip Home Delayed Temporarily
By Russell WesterholmPatti Adler, Professor of the Controversial Deviance Course, Returns to CU? (UPDATE)
By Staff ReporterMercy Board Names Timothy Hall College’s 12th President
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