University Of Chicago

• Alberta post-secondary institutions complying with UCP request to establish free speech policies: minister

  Alberta's government said Monday that the province's post-secondary institutions have taken steps to further entrench the right to exercise free speech on their campuses following a request for them to do so.

  Education

  Dec 17, 2019
  
• Old animal bones from Mill Creek Ravine dig stolen

  Archaeologists returning to work in the Mill Creek Ravine after the long weekend said some of the bones they'd been digging up were stolen.

  Crime

  Aug 10, 2017
  
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• Single women play down their ambition to attract men, new study finds

  It's not just Sex and the City - it happens in real life

  Lifestyle

  May 16, 2017
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• Does China still harvest organs of executed inmates?

  China officially claims it ended the harvesting of executed inmates' organs in January 2015. But some observers say China hasn't done enough to prove that it's fulfilled that pledge.

  World

  Aug 27, 2016
• No trigger warnings or safe spaces on campus, University of Chicago students told

  New students at the University of Chicago have been told that the school won't cancel speakers or offer an intellectual safe space should you not like what you hear on campus.

  Education

  Aug 25, 2016
• Hand washing: 6 steps to kill the germs on your hands

  Are you washing your hands properly? New research suggests there's a six step process that's the best for killing germs.

  Health

  Apr 13, 2016
• Sleep-deprived Canadians risking serious long-term health problems: scientists

  Scientists have some advice for sleep-deprived Canadians: wake up – and go to bed.

  Features

  Mar 30, 2016
• Here’s why your sleepless night is giving you the munchies

  Scientists have already established a link between craving junk food after losing out on a good night of rest, but in a new study, they explain why we tend to overeat and make poor food choices while sleepy-eyed.

  Health

  Mar 1, 2016
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• Destruction of Iraq’s ancient artifacts a ‘cultural genocide’ say researchers

  While Islamic State militants continue their rampage across northern Iraq, bulldozing and destroying ancient cultural sites, researchers around the world are following the horrifying deja vu.

  Mar 18, 2015
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• Seasonal flu shot protects against H7N9 bird flu, research suggests

  While it didn’t work against this year’s flu season, the flu vaccine may help protect against the H7N9 bird flu that emerged out of China, research suggests.

  Health

  Feb 18, 2015