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Two mysterious plankton blooms appeared off the coast of Antarctica in 2014 and 2015.

The research could pave the way for treatments for brain damage, scientists believe.

The scandal has touched each coast, Hollywood celebrities, college athletics coaches and even students who "worked hard" but didn't get into prestigious universities.

"I absolutely don't understand what you are talking about," Justice Franklin Elia told Turner's attorney.

Technology could have helped children develop self-control, researchers evaluating the "marshmallow test" believe.

The United States has the top four, but which university is number one?

A neural network model created by Alibaba bested its flesh-and-blood opponents on a 100,000-question test.

The terms "freshman" and "upperclassmen" have been dropped in favor of more gender-neutral terms.

To be admitted to elite colleges, Asians needed SAT scores 140 points higher than whites.

The press discussion of higher education is dominated by a small number of elite institutions which are unrepresentative.

Pell Grants, the Work-Study program, Perkins loans and AmeriCorps are put at risk by swingeing cuts.

Thinking you're less active than your peers can shorten your lifespan.

Bill promises big premium savings for employers and individuals. Plus 15 percent tax.

The survey highlighted issues with misogyny and relationships among millennials, with the majority of young people rarely discussing issues of sexual consent.

The retired basketball star claims she was targeted due to 'jealousy.'

The authors claim the findings illustrate the threat to democracy that disinformation poses.

Though he didn't win the Heisman, the field is still wide open for Christian McCaffrey.

As four Heisman Trophy favorites compete in three showstopping games this weekend, we size up the lineups.

Blame UCLA if you owe a bookie your thumbs this week.

A mandatory minimum sentence won't reduce white privilege when white defendants can so easily avoid prison time.

Turner served three months of his original six-month jail sentence for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman in 2015.

The case of Brock Turner at Stanford has become the focal point of growing international outrage over campus rape.

The move comes amid growing outrage over sexual assault on U.S. college campuses.

Prosecutors said they lacked confidence that Judge Aaron Persky could fairly participate in an upcoming sexual assault case.

The vice president wrote and introduced the Violence Against Women Act in 1990.

That means no Olympic Trials.

Judge Aaron Persky has come under withering attack for the six-month jail sentence he imposed on a Stanford swimmer convicted of sexual assault.

A California judge sentenced Turner, a Stanford swimmer, to six months in jail for sexual assault.

Rape culture is pervasive throughout privileged Western society.

He wrote that his son has paid a "steep price" for "20 minutes of action out of his 20 plus years of life."