#University of Delaware

Author: Aarian Marshall / Source: WIRED Most things don’t happen the way they do in the movies. Changes are less sudden, incidents less surprising, humans less attractive. But when a runaway train tore through the Australian outback, the action sequence that followed seems to have come right out

Author: Tyler Berrigan / Source: Science News for Students This is one in a series presenting news on technology and innovation, made possible with generous support from the Lemelson Foundation. When you have to wrap a gift or mend the ripped page of a book, you probably reach for a piece of

Via Campus Reform, Most Americans expect college professors to be beacons of knowledge and wisdom, or at least to exercise more maturity than their teenage students. Every year, however, Campus Reform comes across professors who unashamedly make outrageous, preposterous, and downright absurd

Authored by Joshua Krause via ReadyNutrition.com, There are a lot of reasons why people prep for disasters, but there’s one reason that’s far more popular than the others. What people fear most when they think about what would happen if society collapsed, isn’t hunger, disease, or exposure. They

The University of Delaware has cut ties with an adjunct professor who posted on social media that US student Otto Warmbier “deserved to die” after being imprisoned in North Korea and slipping into a coma from which he never awakened. Warmbier died last week at a hospital in Cincinnati. His family