The University of Iowa is reviewing undergraduate majors with low enrollment – like African American studies and gender, ...
New genetic findings from 7,000-year-old mummies in Libya are rewriting ancient history. These individuals belong to a unique North African ancestry, previously unknown to scientists. This discovery ...
Tom Levy’s career has spanned 40 years in the deserts of the Holy Land in Israel and Jordan, and is now focused on the eastern Mediterranean.
South Korea is poised for a sharper rise in international students, as major Western study destinations tighten entry rules, ...
An academic who contributed content to the first volume has written to Chamu Krishna Shastry, chairman of the Bharatiya Bhasha Samiti (BBS) — a Union government-appointed panel — alleging a breach of ...
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When were boats invented?

The oldest physical boat is a canoe from roughly 10,000 years ago, but evidence suggests humans have been using watercraft for at least 50,000 years.
Ancient DNA is turning human prehistory into something startlingly intimate. Instead of a clean handoff from one species to another, the last 50,000 years look more like a long, tangled story of ...
Zamboanga's importance never came from being a center that pulled everything inward, but from being a place where connections met and continued.
The Johnson & Wales approach to education has always been richly experiential. Now, that real-world, hands-on focus is being fully integrated into every course, including those in the Core Curriculum.
Vivian is a third-year anthropology and communication student at UCLA from Thousand Oaks, California. When she's not writing for Her Campus or UCLA's student newspaper, she can be found reading, ...
Community-engaged research often raises questions about who benefits from academic work and how knowledge moves between universities and the people most affected by the issues being studied. In his ...
The award, given by The Associated Press at the Kentucky Press Association winter convention, honors work by student journalists using Kentucky's public records and public meetings laws. Here's a WKU ...