Academics
Many Patients Don't Understand Risks of Unnecessary Antibiotics
New research suggests that many patients don't understand the risk of the unnecessary prescribing of antibiotics, which is a major factor driving one of the biggest public health concerns today: antibiotic resistance.
Top 10 U.S. Colleges: UPenn Tops College Factual's List for 2015
Spelman College Suspends Bill Cosby Endowed Professorship
Birds Had Teeth More than 100 Million Years Ago, New Study Pinpoints When They Lost Them
Evangel University Education Department Launches First Doctoral Program
University at Buffalo Launches New Program to Assist Young Startups
Astronomers Unsure What to Make of Adolescent Star Swamped in Pluto-Sized Mini-Planets
Astronomers May Finally Have Identified Dark Matter Reviewing Satellite Data
By Russell WesterholmNiagara University Nursing Programs Reaccredited
By J BaulkmanAT&T Donates $50,000 to Fresno State's Tablet Program
By J BaulkmanFerguson: University of Missouri St.Louis Freezes Hiring, Cites Ferguson Unrest
By Staff ReporterTop 10 U.S. Schools for a Degree in Economics: Look to the Ivy League and Other Academic Heavyweights
By Russell WesterholmDragonflies Use Advanced Predictive Neurological Method to Hunt Prey, Not Relying on Reactions
By Russell WesterholmPaleontologists Identify Dog-Sized Oldest Horned Dinosaur in North America
By Russell WesterholmComets Did Not Bring Water to Earth, New Study Confirms Thanks to Philae Data
By Russell Westerholm
