Hominins had a taste for high-carb plants long before the teeth to eat them.

The discovery of hundreds of potential dwarf galaxies could shed light on the early universe's formation.

Undergraduate judicial fellows work for state and federal judges across the U.S.

Satellites launched July 23 will study Earth's radiation belts and magnetic shield.

First-generation Coulter Scholar excels while helping other STEM students thrive.

Study finds where an oligarch comes from correlates with how they achieve offshore secrecy.

From page-turning fiction to practical life advice, faculty and staff share summer picks.

A paper by Mingyue Zha ’27 and professor Herbert Chang received the Top Paper Award in the Game Studies Division at the 2025 International Communication Association conference.

In his new book, professor Randall Balmer warns of the growing erosion of the separation between church and state in the United States.

Polarization Research Lab takes students to DC to engage with a range of viewpoints.