6 hrs ago | Switched
Felony Charges For Grade-Changing Scheme
Three students from Purdue University in Indiana face felony charges for their roles in a scheme in which the students allegedly boosted their grades by breaking into professors' accounts and in some cases their offices.
10 hrs ago | KXAN-TV Austin
Former NSA contractor Edward Snowden's leaks to the Guardian newspaper have thrown back the curtain on the world of diplomatic espionage, revealing - in explicit detail - how British spies monitor enemies and allies alike.
14 hrs ago | Chapati Mystery
XQs I: A Conversation with Teena Purohit
The inaugural issue of a regular series on CM, XQs , is a conversation with the author of new and exciting works in South Asian Studies.
18 hrs ago | Editor & Publisher
Critical Thinking: Should Colleges Be Allowed To Censor Campus Papers?
Q: To what extent should administrators of public universities have the right to censor student newspapers that receive funding as part of their university affiliation? Saba Hamedy, 21, senior, Boston University Hamedy is double majoring in journalism and political science.
Fanwood Carriage House Poetry Series Features Adam Fitzgerald, June 18
Is this bust of Louis Pasteur worth much?
Q. I inherited this bust of Louis Pasteur from my dad, who was a doctor. I remember him bringing it home in the late 1950s.
Pictures - R.I. native Olivia Culpo crowned Miss Universe
A 20-year-old Boston University sophomore and self-described "cellist-nerd" named Olivia Culpo brought the Miss Universe crown back to the United States for the first time in more than a decade when she won the televised contest Wednesday.
Minimal impact for in-state tuition plan
After failing for years to win legislative support, Gov. Deval Patrick announced in November that he would allow the children of illegal immigrants in Massachusetts to pay in-state tuition at state colleges and universities.
Concussions: Spotting first concussion critical - Sun, 16 Jun 2013 PST
An athlete receiving a second concussion before fully recovering from the first falls into a dangerous category known as Secondary Impact Syndrome .
Simon Rios: To Papo, with love
It was during the summer in Montevideo when I came to know my father - for me a half a lifetime ago.
For three engineering students, the value apparently was enough to jeopardize their academic careers and more.
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Robyn Williams: Have you ever thought of taking your body back to the shop and asking for a refund? Or have you, as someone close to me has just done, spent a fortune on trying to get a bit of broken body fixed - her spine in the case.
IUSB professor to serve on State Board of Education
David Freitas, of Granger, an education professor at Indiana University South Bend , has been appointed to serve on the State Board of Education.
Barry Render is Professor Emeritus, the Charles Harwood Professor of Operations Management, Crummer Graduate School of Business, Rollins College, Winter Park, Florida.
Real-Life True Blood : Synthetic Blood Is Coming - And So Are a Host of Potential Complications
Season 6 of HBO's vampire drama True Blood premieres on Sunday night, presumably following up on last year's cliffhanger where the factory that produces Tru-Blood - the bottled synthetic blood that allows vampires go "vegetarian" - was burned to the ground, destroying the product that made it possible for vampires to non-violently co-exist with ... (more)
Innovative educator urges grads: 'Keep it simple'
Educator Larry Rosenstock - whose multi-faceted background includes stints as a carpenter, a high school principal, an attorney, a director of documentary films and a lecturer at the Harvard Graduate School of Education - has some advice for the 2013 graduates of the UC Davis School of Education: "I feel that as a country, we mispredict who can and ... (more)
The Best Graduate Nursing Programs Announced
This article was originally distributed via PRWeb. PRWeb, WorldNow and this Site make no warranties or representations in connection therewith.
Riders continue on journey to raise energy awareness
Advocate staff photo by HEATHER MCCLELLAND -- Students Ernesto Botello, left, and Daphne Chang, third from left, help Stephanie Anthony, second from left, Nakeisha Hill and Matthew Smith spruce up a garden at Little Rising Sun Church Center on Tuesday.
exclusive friday preview BU choir joins the Rolling Stones in unlikely pairing
Boston University's Marsh Chapel Choir performed with the Rolling Stones for their classic "You Can't Always Get What You Want."
10 Surprising Facts About Patents
On Thursday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that naturally occurring human genes can't be patented.