Lauren RubensteinKurtz: Connecticut needs program for the good of individuals, families and society
President Roth: It doesn't matter what you study in college, but how you study it
O'Connell: An ability to predict the tides is crucial for any amphibious operation, but is not simple
Kilgard presented new images of the Whirlpool Galaxy from NASA's Chandra X-ray observatory
Olivia DrakeEllen Thomas, research professor of earth and environmental sciences, is the author of a paper titled "Rapid and sustained surface ocean acidification during the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum," published in Paleoceanography, May 2014. In this paper Thomas and her colleagues document that ocean acidification of the surface ocean not only occurred during past times of global warming and high CO2 levels, but also by how much — about 0.3 pH units. The group studied planktic foraminifers from a drill site in the North Pacific. Thomas' study has been highlighted in a press release from Columbia University and also on Phys.org.
Twenty-five years after the Tiananmen Square massacre, Schwarcz writes on the importance of remembering
Kolcio: Ukrainian independence is predicated not on political sovereignty, but crafted through the arts
"A lucid, helpful and accessible account of the current challenges to higher education"
Wesleyan seniors share their theses with the world on The Huffington Post
We must do better than a system that treats patients as cogs, and is blind to cost and quality
Instead of looking backwards on its 40th anniversary, CFA is charging forward with innovative programming
President Roth writes on the value of a pragmatic liberal education following the release of his new book