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California Bill Banning Affirmative Action In Public University Admissions Is Shelved
Legislative leaders in California have shelved a measure that would have allowed the state's public universities to consider race and gender during the admissions process has been shelved, The San Francisco Chronicle reported.
NCAA Tournament Bracket Prediction: FiveThirtyEight's Interactive and Statistical Outlook Favors Florida-Louisville Title Match
SMU Recovers From The Sting Of Missing The Tournament By Looking Back, To The N.I.T., To Next Year
Study Review Spans Hundreds of Thousands of Patients to Challenge Perceived Dangers of Saturated Fats
Thousand Year Old Arctic Permafrost Unfrozen And Coaxed Into Growth
Chronic Sleep Disturbance Could Trigger Onset Of Dementia, Alzheimer's
UC Berkeley's Cloyne Court Undergoing Major Makeover; 'Change Needs to Happen Now'
Ricky Gervais Is Face Of New Audi Commercials Championing Those Unwilling To Compromise
By Staff ReporterBig Bang Explained: Hard Evidence of the Aggressive Expansion that Led to the Creation of the Universe
By Russell WesterholmDallas Couple Donates $240,000 to UA Chemical Engineering School
By Staff ReporterWOU Receives Third Largest Single Gift in School History
By Staff ReporterDurham Researchers discover Oldest Example of Metastatic Cancer in Human
By Staff ReporterResearchers Question Guidelines Linking Saturated Fats and Increased Cardiac Events
By Staff ReporterCarlow to Introduce Intercollegiate Men’s Basketball Program Beginning Fall
By Staff ReporterPacific University Considers Banning Smoking on All Of Its Campuses
By Jaleesa Baulkman
