Discovery of ancient ramp may solve Egyptian pyramids mystery
Archeologists have spent centuries wondering how the towering pyramids of Giza were constructed thousands of years ago.
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Bill Gates brandishes poo to showcase reinvented toilet tech
Billionaire philanthropist and Microsoft founder Bill Gates had his hands full on-stage in Beijing on Tuesday, showing a jar of human faeces.
One in three US students report having mental condition
Increased stresses and decreased stigma leading to surge in rates of students under treatment
Confronting ‘It’s OK to Be White’ Posters
Over 10 days, posters have appeared at nine American campuses.
UK universities ‘bleeding their business schools dry’
Parent institutions siphon off majority of most UK business schools’ expenditure, survey says
Susquehanna University scrapping plastic straws
California recently became the first state to ban plastic straws in restaurants
Could these bots one day swarm in to rescue you?
A flying robot inspired by how insects achieve flight has been developed by the Delft University of Technology (TU Delft).
Email to students gives voting ‘recommendations’
An email to students at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management provided "recommendations" regarding for whom and what students should vote.
A tale of two fibers: How to spot sustainable paper
As people gain awareness of the environmental impacts of paper production, many are making a concerted effort to use recycled paper.
University of St. Thomas cancels classes to address
The University of St. Thomas is taking action after a racist message was recently written on a student's door .
