Will Pakistan’s grief force it to cut ties with Islamic militants?
Pakistan’s army knew it would pay a price when it launched an offensive in the mountains of North Waziristan.
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Dalai Lama concedes he may be the last
Exiled Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama has said he realises that he may be the last to hold the title.
Doing the Coach a Favor
The University of Georgia’s much-lauded head swimming and diving coach will sit out nine competitions and be restricted from recruiting for one year after he arranged for a swimmer to enroll in an independent study course as a last-ditch effort to maintain his eligibility
University of Georgia helps out the state’s farmers
The University of Georgia is reaching out to farmers so they can maximize profits on the farm.
Need to talk to a climate denier? Here’s how
It’s time to talk about climate change — whether you are a business leader, city planner, educator or just a climate-concerned citizen.
What you really Googled in 2014
In 2013, people just wanted to know how to twerk. It was a more innocent time.
Kenya doping cases rock country after runners fail tests
Kenyan athletics is facing serious questions after two more runners failed drug tests.
The greenest goodbye: Seattle group wants to compost the dead
Ashes to ashes, dust to dust - and corpses to crops?
West Liberty University gets technology upgrade
At West Liberty University, technology in the Paul N. Elbin Library has been upgraded thanks to an endowment through the Paul N. and Helen P. Elbin Endowment.
One Course Without Pay
When it comes to first-year writing courses, how many sections are too many for one instructor to teach?
