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Glimmer of hope for Russia’s jailed entrepreneurs
Sergei Bobylyov once ran a successful chain of computer shops in Russia called Sunrise.
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New idea tackles Earth core puzzle
Scientists have proposed a radical new model for the make-up of the Earth's core.
Antarctic’s Pine Island glacier produces giant iceberg
Pine Island glacier (PIG), the longest and fastest flowing glacier in the Antarctic, has spawned a huge iceberg.
Bin Laden’s life on the run
On Monday, Pakistan's long-awaited report into the death of Osama bin Laden in the city of Abbottabad two years ago was leaked in full to Al Jazeera.
Is the Unpaid Internship Dead?
Headlines this week about a federal judge’s ruling in an unpaid internship case are shining a light on the murky, confusing world of internships ...
Chancellor University (Ohio) is closing, ending a 165-year higher education legacy
Chancellor University, one of Northeast Ohio’s oldest colleges, has closed, school officials announced today without citing a reason
Beyond MOOC Hype
As scores of colleges rush to offer free online classes, the mania over massive open online courses may be slowing down. Even top proponents of MOOCs are acknowledging critical questions remain unanswered, and are urging further study.
Molecular detective work yields big gains for ecology
The field of stable isotope analysis was once the realm of geologists and anthropologists.
Liberal Jewish women activists blocked at Western Wall
Several thousand ultra-Orthodox protesters effectively blocked Jewish women activists campaigning for equal worship rights at the Western Wall from holding a monthly prayer session on Monday at the holy site.
Antarctic Lake Vostok ‘might have fish’
There could be some complex animals living in Lake Vostok, which lies close to 4km below Antarctica's ice sheet.
