Middle East Conflict, U.S. Campuses
It was an exceptionally busy academic year for pro-Palestinian student activism on campus.
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9 sustainable solutions you will see in the future
For the third year now the international think tank Sustainia has released its “Sustainia100” guide.
Can waterless dyeing processes clean up the clothing industry?
One of the world’s most polluting industries is the textile-dyeing sector, which in China and other Asian nations releases trillions of liters of chemically tainted wastewater.
Spousal Pay Backlash?
Just under a year after Jamie Comstock Williamson became president of Winthrop University, the board suspended her on Friday and announced its intent to fire her.
Starbucks to pay college fees for US staff
US coffee chain firm Starbucks will pay college fees for US workers to complete a bachelor's degree online in a tie-up with Arizona State University.
Thai miliary promises government by August
Thailand's ruling military government has lifted a nationwide curfew to bolster the country's vital tourism industry amid promises to install an interim government in August.
Fossil found during New Mexico bachelor party is 10 million years old
A fossil mastodon skull found by a group attending a bachelor party at a New Mexico lakeshore is more than 10 million years old and will take at least six months to clean
World Cup survival glass tells you when to stop drinking
Imagine you are welded to the sofa at home about to watch a third match in a row.
A scorched-earth public park? Only in Abu Dhabi
Sometimes it seems like Abu Dhabi suffers from an inferiority complex.
US to auction seized Silk Road Bitcoins worth $18m
The US government will auction $18m (£11m) worth of the virtual currency Bitcoin, which was seized by the FBI when it shut down the Silk Road online marketplace in October last year.
