The Justice Department is investigating Duke Law School's admissions practices for allegedly violating the Supreme Court's recent ruling against race-conscious college admissions.
VnExpress International · May 31, 2026
Emmanuel Candes and Camillo De Lellis received the $1.2M Shaw Prize for mathematical innovations in compressed sensing, data science, and fluid dynamics that have reshaped multiple scientific fields.
ScienceAlert · May 30, 2026
A 30-year Harvard study of 200,000 people found that heart health depends on food quality, not whether diets are low-carb or low-fat. Processed foods and poor nutrition undermine cardiovascular benefits regardless of macronutrient ratios.
Google News · May 30, 2026
A major Harvard study challenges conventional diet wisdom, finding that food quality matters more than macronutrient ratios for heart health, regardless of low-carb or low-fat approaches.
La Hora · May 30, 2026
David López Aragón from Guatemala won gold at the International Greenwich Olympics in STEM storytelling for his science fiction project about life on another planet, dedicating the achievement to young Guatemalans interested in science.
Pplware · May 30, 2026
Harvard researchers analyzed 94,000 nights of Apple Watch sleep data from 338 women, quantifying for the first time at scale how perimenopause significantly disrupts sleep quality, with 60% experiencing increased nighttime wakefulness.
La Nación · May 30, 2026
Harvard researchers discovered that acute stress triggers a two-phase mechanism causing hair loss: initial follicle damage via norepinephrine release, followed by autoimmune activation that can predispose to future hair loss.
Portal iG · May 30, 2026
Georgia opens Stalin's private wine cellar containing 40,000 rare bottles from the 19th century, planning to auction the collection to fund a wine education school and boost the nation's international reputation.
Prensa Libre · May 30, 2026
David López, a Guatemalan student, won gold at the International Greenwich Olympiad for his STEM storytelling project about microbial survival on Mars, demonstrating excellence in science communication.
SAPO · May 30, 2026
A University of the Sunshine Coast study reveals that hearing whale vocalizations during boat tours triggers transformative awe and pro-environmental intentions in visitors, linking sensory experiences to conservation attitudes.
Estado de Minas · May 30, 2026
Estudo mostra que 36,8% dos meninos não pensam muito em menstruação, enquanto escolas separam gêneros em aulas de saúde. Especialistas alertam que diálogo é essencial para combater estigma e impactos na saúde das meninas.
Google News · May 30, 2026
Mina the Hollower has achieved the highest Metacritic score of 2026, earning widespread critical acclaim as a standout action-adventure title priced at just $20.
sundayindependent.co.za · May 30, 2026
Political economist Fadhel Kaboub argues Africa remains economically colonized through structural dependency, exporting raw materials while importing finished goods and servicing external debt, perpetuating 500 years of colonial exploitation.
University of Texas Athletics · May 30, 2026
Texas Men's Track & Field secured seven NCAA Championship qualifiers at the West Prelims, led by Kenrick Smallwood's nation-leading 13.04-second 110m hurdles record and five additional individual/relay qualifiers.
BBC News · May 30, 2026
Amazon Prime's Off Campus adaptation of Elle Kennedy's ice hockey romance series has become the platform's top show worldwide, praised for its portrayal of female desire, emotionally intelligent male characters, and respectful treatment of consent and trauma.
The Guardian · May 30, 2026
Over 400,000 Indian students have requested exam paper copies after reporting widespread marking errors in grade 12 final exams, blaming a newly implemented digital marking system introduced just days before testing.
Fox News · May 30, 2026
Fox News newsletter aggregates multiple allegations involving campus violence against Jewish students, educator misconduct, and criticism of DEI initiatives in educational institutions.
Irish Examiner · May 30, 2026
Morgan O'Driscoll's Irish art auction features contrasting works by Harry Kernoff and Mary Swanzy, showcasing traditional Victorian themes alongside modernist scientific inspiration from the 1920s.
Diario Río Negro · May 29, 2026
Julio La Sala, influential sociology professor and former UNCo vice-rector, died at 82, leaving a legacy of academic leadership and human rights advocacy in Patagonia's educational community.
Sci.News · May 29, 2026
Paleontologists identified three hyaenodont species from 14-9.5 million-year-old Pakistani fossils, including a previously unknown species, revealing insights into prehistoric predator competition and ecosystem transitions.
UOL Notícias · May 29, 2026
A 439-year-old map depicting Noah's Ark at Mount Ararat aligns with the Durupinar geological formation, reigniting archaeological interest. Recent soil analysis shows unusual organic matter levels, though scientific consensus on the structure's origin remains elusive.
PCI Concursos · May 29, 2026
UDESC publicou edital de processo seletivo com 100+ vagas para professores substitutos em diversas áreas, com inscrições de 25 de maio a 7 de junho de 2026 e remuneração de R$ 437,93 a R$ 711,61 por hora.
Google News · May 29, 2026
UDESC in Santa Catarina announces a selection process for substitute professor positions. The recruitment drive aims to fill teaching vacancies at the state university.
Google News · May 29, 2026
Princess Elisabeth of Belgium completed her Harvard education and chose not to use her royal title during graduation ceremonies, reflecting a modern approach to her royal status.
Globo · May 29, 2026
Princess Elisabeth of Belgium completed her Harvard master's degree using a simplified surname to blend in with peers, following European royal tradition of maintaining privacy during education.