Academics
Asteroid Impacts Earth's Atmosphere On New Year's Day; Too Small to See or Reach Ground
NASA has reported spotting the first asteroid of 2014 on the first day of the year and it entered the Earth's atmosphere, but did not make it to the ground.
Hercules Will Be Better Known For Its Bitter Cold, But It's Also Bringing The Snow
Chinese Ice-Breaking Ship Trapped Following Australian Rescue Mission; Aurora's Trip Home Delayed Temporarily
Patti Adler, Professor of the Controversial Deviance Course, Returns to CU? (UPDATE)
Mercy Board Names Timothy Hall College’s 12th President
King Tides Flood Some Areas Of California, Leave Others With Only Higher Waters, And Continue To Raise Awareness For Elevated Sea Levels
Dogs Align Themselves With The Earth's Magnetic Field When Pooping
Plane-Led Whooping Cranes Day Away From Florida In Migratory Journey Inspired By 'Fly Away Home'
By Staff Reporter52 Passengers Aboard Stranded Ship in Antarctic Rescued by Ice-Breaking Ships and Helicopter
By Russell WesterholmTop 10 Happiest Colleges in the Nation Are Also Some of the Brainiest and Most Athletically Successful
By Russell WesterholmNearby Super-Earth Exoplanet Shrouded in High Clouds; Why Their Composition Interests Researchers
By Russell WesterholmUNC Academic Scandal Lasted More Than a Decade and Saw Hundreds of Forged Faculty Signatures
By Russell WesterholmMangrove Forests Expanded Along Florida's Coast Because Of Fewer Really Cold Days
By Staff ReporterA Brief Look At Yoga's Place In The Medical World
By Staff ReporterPhoto Negatives Discovered in Antarctic Ice 100 Years Later (PHOTOS)
By Russell Westerholm
