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NASA Scientist Sells Naming Rights To Mars Craters As A Second Job; Name Yours For As Little As $5
Paying $5 or more (depending on the size) to name a crater on Mars, which has around 500,000 of them, sounds like a scam, but it's actually a clever play to raise money and awareness for a mapping project that was going to happen anyway.
Early Native Americans Lived on Bering Strait for Millennia Before Traveling into North America
University Of Utah Unveils New Arts And Education Facility
Ohio State NCAA Violations Self-Reported in 2013: Tebow's 8-Second Phone Call to a Dip Cup of Tobacco
'Shark's Eye' Cameras and Sensors Reveal Never-Before-Seen Details Of Ocean's Top Predator (VIDEO)
Schools and Universities Violently Attacked In War-Torn Countries, Survey
Six Akron Students Charged For Paddling Pledge over Several Weeks
Wind Turbines Can Weaken Hurricanes before Making Landfall: Study
By Staff ReporterPurdue Alumnus Plans to Sue Alma Mater over Alteration to Plaque Message
By Staff ReporterSteven Shirley Named the New President of Minot State University
By Staff ReporterIf Wichita State Loses A Game, Do They Deserve A One Seed? Bill Self Says No (But Not That Directly)
By Staff ReporterSpike Lee Retains Intensity, Loses Expletives In CNN Follow Up Interview To Gentrification Rant
By Staff ReporterWashington State To Provide College Aid To Undocumented Students
By Jaleesa BaulkmanUK Spies Intercept Webcam Feeds Of Millions Of Yahoo Users
By Jaleesa BaulkmanLoyola University Bans Same-Sex Couples From Marrying On Campus
By Jaleesa Baulkman
