Academics
Stanford Professor Becomes First Women to Win Fields Medal
Maryam Mirzakhani, a mathematics professor at the Stanford, is the first woman ever to win the Fields Medal for her contributions to the understanding of the symmetry of curved surfaces.
10-Foot, 400-Pound Amazonian Freshwater Fish On the Brink of Extinction; How Conservationists Could Save Them
Geckos Rely on Retractable, Sticky Substance to Climb Walls; How Robots Could Benefit From the Discovery
St. Augustine's University Let Go Of 70 Adjuncts
Scientists Observe 3 Stars Devoured by Supermassive Black Holes, Possibly Identify More Than 20 Others
Hofstra Names Vincent Giambanco as Cross Country Coach
Two-Headed Dolphin Discovered in Turkey, Now Under Scientific Examination
World Elephant Day 2014: Conservationists Try to Capitalize to Bring Awareness to Ivory Poaching Crisis
By Russell Westerholm'Harry Potter' Teaching This Generation and Future Generations the Importance of Acceptance
By Russell WesterholmChilean Earthquake of 2010 Caused Several Small 'Icequakes' in Antarctica, New Study Reveals
By Russell WesterholmUniversity of Arkansas at Little Rock to Launch New Environmental Program This Fall
By J BaulkmanSupermoon Subsiding Just in Time for Perseid Meteor Shower: See PHOTOS of the Extraordinary Lunar Event
By Russell WesterholmPrinceton Review Top 10 College Towns: Think Big... Cities
By Russell WesterholmEngineers Develop Self-Folding Origami Robots Capable of Walking on Their Own (VIDEO)
By Russell WesterholmClimate Change May Affect Frequency, Strength of Tornadoes
By J Baulkman
