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Mystery of Alexander the Great-era tomb holds Greeks in thrall
Greek archaeologist Katerina Peristeri dug in obscurity for years before unearthing a marble tomb from the time of Alexander the Great ...
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Is this what a renewables revolution feels like?
A tipping point is easy to define. It’s when the momentum shifts, when a threshold is reached and previously piecemeal changes turn into something much more significant.
Putin’s allies channelled billions to oligarch who backed pro-Russian president of Ukraine
Russian bank granted huge loans to Dmitry Firtash, whose business empire boomed under Viktor Yanukovich
Google told to expand right to be forgotten
Google is under fresh pressure to expand the "right to be forgotten" to its international .com search tool.
Penn State is a Sustainable State
As you are walking around Beaver Stadium on Nov. 29 for the Michigan State game, tailgating and finding your seats, you may notice that Penn State is becoming quite the sustainable state.
Big interest in baccalaureates
Three dozen community college districts so far have applied to host a pilot baccalaureate program recently approved by the governor.
Mobile Bachelor’s Degree
Brandman University’s competency-based bachelor’s degree gives a glimpse of where the increasingly popular form of higher education might be headed.
3 energy efficiency myths debunked
We all think we know about energy efficiency.
Goce gravity map traces ocean circulation
Scientists have produced what they say is the most accurate space view yet of global ocean currents and the speed at which they move.
Where the Time Goes
New data about time to degree in Ph.D. programs from the American Academy of Arts and Sciences complicate some current reform efforts to help students get through graduate school faster.
