Academics
Humans and Neanderthals Have About 20-30 Percent of of Their Genomes in Common
Two new studies published in tandem have discovered that modern humans have retained many parts of the Neanderthal genome, but have shed other parts as well.
Alumni Donates $1 Million to UTK
York Student Likely To Have Fallen Into River, Police Claim (UPDATE)
CSULB Gets First Woman President
Amazing Migrating Monarch Butterflies Are At An All Time Low
Yale Alumni Magazine Cover Tries to Illustrate School's Search for Low-Income Students
Zom-Bees: First Documented Case Of 'Flying Dead' Honeybees Reported In The Northeast
Secret Behind Cuttlefish's Color-Changing Ability to Help Military Design Camouflage
By Russell WesterholmCourt Mandated Anti Smoking Ads From Big Tobacco Companies Won't Reach Targeted Audience If They Air On Only Network Channels
By Staff ReporterStem Cell Research Takes 'Remarkable' Step Forward, New Technique Deemed a Breakthrough
By Russell WesterholmUndercover Environmentalists Publish Report Of Illegal Whale Shark Slaughterhouse In China
By Staff ReporterGuelph Board Names Franco Vaccarino School’s Eighth President
By Staff ReporterPeshawar University Cancels ‘I am Malala’ Book Launch Amid Security Fears
By Staff ReporterAlbino Dolphin 'Angel' Becoming Symbol Of Annual Dolphin Hunt Portrayed In 'The Cove'
By Staff ReporterGSK Puts Worldwide Hold On Chickenpox Vaccines
By Jaleesa Baulkman
