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Oh, deer: Study uses GPS to explore animals’ relationship with the forest
White-tailed deer, though cute and wide-eyed like Bambi, can wreak havoc on the land around them. And no one knows this better than Jack Ray.
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Hawking: Humans at risk of lethal ‘own goal’
Humanity is at risk from a series of dangers of our own making, according to Prof Stephen Hawking.
What’s causing deadly outbreaks of fungal diseases in world’s wildlife?
An unprecedented global wave of virulent fungal infections is decimating whole groups of animals ...
More ‘gay-friendly’ universities than ever
Twelve universities have been named among the UK’s most gay-friendly places to work.
Distribution Plus
When colleges discuss general education reforms or announce curricular revamps, it's common to hear professors talk of the need to replace "cafeteria-style" approaches.
End of January will see 111 gender-neutral restrooms at the UO
Visitors to the University of Oregon campus might be in for a surprise when they feel the need to find a restroom.
Is this the first ever flower grown in space?
To boldly grow where no man has grown before.
‘Academic crowdsourcing’ allows lecturers to share ideas
Two networks in Australia and the US backed by the same start-up technology are blazing a new teaching trail
Penguin Random House removes degree requirement for job applicants
Publishing giant says move is designed to attract a ‘more varied candidate pool and future workforce’
Has Obama Let Down Historically Black Colleges?
The last question President Obama took at a town hall meeting at a Louisiana high school Thursday came from a student at Southern University in Baton Rouge.
