LEGO may run short of bricks before Christmas
Some children may not get their Christmas wishes fulfilled this year
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Humanities needs overhaul to stress ‘benefits for industry’
The value of the humanities to business is underestimated, but few departments are able to demonstrate relevance of studies to industr
Faith, hope and Call of Duty: 21st century spirituality
From the young Muslim YouTubers teaching fashion and beauty to women who must remain modest ...
Online Ed for the Underserved
As the Online Learning Consortium unveiled a $2.5 million grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to reward digital education initiatives that help underserved students ...
If science is good for climate change, why not for GMOs?
We have an important battle going in our society: the conflict between science and emotion — facts vs. fabrications and nuance vs. simplicity.
Drone technology flies into Bellevue College
A new Bellevue College course is addressing the next wave in technology: drones.
The battle over breasts: are bare-breasted feminists hypocritical?
When you see an image of a naked woman, what’s the first thing you think?
Will tidal and wave energy ever live up to their potential?
As solar and wind power grow, another renewable energy source with vast potential — the power of tides and waves — continues to lag far behind.
California passes law to legalize use of clotheslines
There are several reasons you rarely see people using clotheslines anymore.
Hands-on programs show why investing in higher education is right for economy
Kyle Metzloff’s “laboratory” at the UW-Platteville is more accurately a foundry, a place where students majoring in industrial technology can learn the fiery secrets of metal-casting.
