
Sequester cuts funding for research
In the beginning of 2013, Congress passed legislation to avoid the fiscal cliff and allowed sequester cuts to begin on March 1. Because the Joint […]
In the beginning of 2013, Congress passed legislation to avoid the fiscal cliff and allowed sequester cuts to begin on March 1. Because the Joint […]
Between 2000 and 2010, the number of vacant houses in Detroit increased by 106.1 percent. In that same time, the population dropped by 25 percent. […]
The modern student is defined by unsettling job reports and rising college costs. The history of higher education in the United States is curious, considering […]
February is American Heart Month, and more students should be keeping that in mind. Actually, in a recent survey of 4,000 young adults, 65 percent […]
GQ brought you A Brief History of the Booty. Esquire brought you the V-Day Gift Guide. Now, the Pleiad is bringing you the science of […]
In January, a student athlete contracted Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA) and was hospitalized at Oaklawn Hospital after visiting Student Health Services. It is unknown exactly […]
The second phase of the Stockwell library renovation is not likely to start before December 2013 and it is part of a 20-year-plan to re-model […]
Two professors attended a conference in France for the College’s Center for Sustainability and the Environment (CSE) from Oct. 17-19. Dr. Andrew French and Dr. […]
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