For vets already in school, choosing between the new GI Bill or staying with the old one, is a complicated decision.

Items such as knitted hats, colored alphabet books and sewed footballs will be sent to grateful children around the world, thanks to BYU students taking a few minutes out of their busy schedules this week to serve others.

Members of BYU's Hebrew Club have been celebrating the Feast of Tabernacles in a homemade Sukkah they setup this week

A speaker on Wednesday taught BYU students the good and the bad of the invisible things inside your food.

Reading should start at home and become a lifestyle to children at a young age, concluded experts in a panel discussion.

Hundreds of notes will be both played and heard in a challenging program put on by an accomplished pianist this weekend.

The Environmental Protection Agency and Occupational Safety and Health Administration have among the most restrictive policies in the federal government on releasing scientific information to the press and public, according to a "report card" being issued today by the Union

Catherine Stevens had much to be unhappy about as she took the stand yesterday at the corruption trial of her husband, Sen. Ted Stevens of Alaska.

A leading House Democrat alleged yesterday that a top fundraiser for Republican presidential nominee Sen. John McCain has been involved in apparent war profiteering by inflating prices on jet fuel in defense contracts worth hundreds of millions of dollars.

K en Johnson , senior vice president for communications and public affairs at the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA), the giant drug lobby, is trying to clamp down on what he sees as staff abuse of administrative leave.

Farmers' groups have faulted the Biosafety Bill 2008, dismissing it as offering little to protect Kenyans from hunger, poverty and health concerns surrounding genetically-modified organisms.

The Federal government is taking steps to create a suitable environment for the implementation and funding of science and technology programmes and projects in order to grow and flourish the nation's economy.

The Association of Professional Women Engineers of Nigeria (APWEN) in collaboration with the FCT Science and Technology Unit, has honoured twelve outstanding female science students in the junior and senior secondary schools certificate examinations in the FCT.

September was a good month for Africa's universities, with the injection of a significant amount of money from the United States to increase the number of skilled scientists and engineers teaching in the continent.

Background and AimsThe optimal period for seedling emergence depends on factors such as habitat preference, life cycle and geographical distribution. This research was performed to clarify the role of temperature in regulating processes leading to seedling emergence of the European

Background and AimsEuropean white oaks (Quercus petraea, Q. pubescens, Q. robur) have long puzzled plant biologists owing to disputed species differentiation. Extensive hybridization or shared ancestry have been proposed as alternative hypotheses to explain why genetic differentiation between these oak