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400,000 Year Old DNA is the Oldest Known Human Sample and Has Scientists Questioning Evolution of Man
A new discovery of the oldest known human DNA, aged 400,000 years, is expected to create more questions about how homo sapiens evolved than it answers.
Three Reconstructive Facial Surgeries In Boston Hospital Could Change The Field
Male Birth Control With No Side Effects About Ten Years Away After Recent Breakthrough
UNC Academic Scandal Update: Former Chapel Hill Professor To Fight Fraud Charges Involving Giving Grades Student-Athletes Without Holding Class
More Than Half Of HIV-Positive Men Have Unprotected Sex With Other Men
Meningitis Outbreak at UC Santa Barbara Hits Fourth Student; Campus Taking Extra Precautions
Experts Call For Alert System To Detect Abrupt Climate Change Events
SpaceX's Falcon 9 Rocket Launch A Success
By Staff Reporter1950s Pandemic Avian Flu Still Poses A Threat
By Jaleesa BaulkmanOxford University Student Brings Flamethrower to Party As Part of an Arcade Fire Costume (PHOTO)
By Russell WesterholmDeserts Cover 17 Percent Of The World's Land Mass, But Get A Fraction Of Conservationist's Attention
By Staff ReporterHubble Telescope Discovers Signs of Water on 5 Distant Exoplanet; An 'Extraordinarily Difficult' Task
By Russell WesterholmTexas A&M Stadium Fall: 25-Year-Old Killed At Kyle Fields
By Jaleesa BaulkmanVanderbilt Alleged Rape Victim Initially Denies She Was Assaulted By Football Players
By Jaleesa BaulkmanMarcus Mariota Chooses Oregon Over NFL; Which Key Teammate Also Decided to Stay?
By Russell Westerholm
