Psychologist Says Most People Are Not Upfront About Being Biased
Not many people are as biased as Archie Bunker of TV's show All in the Family, but a psychologist says he was upfront about it.
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Not many people are as biased as Archie Bunker of TV's show All in the Family, but a psychologist says he was upfront about it.
Kenyatta Smith posted career highs with 20 points, nine rebounds and a school-record 10 blocked shots as Ivy League leader Harvard cruised to a 73-54 win over Pennsylvania on Friday night.
Only 16% of veterans use the GI Bill to go to private colleges, and they're rarely accepted at the top schools. One veteran, now enrolled at Brown, is trying to change that.
The revolving door that moves policy makers into academia, and scholars into policy-making positions or projects illustrates a freedom of speech and influence on policy that not all countries allow.
Billy Ragone threw two touchdowns and rushed for another to help Penn take down Harvard 30-21.
Penn readies for an Ivy League battle with rival Harvard.
Some prominent universities – MIT, Princeton, Harvard, Stanford, among them — recruited faculty volunteers for six-weeks of mentoring students online.
It was a decision that had to be made, and Matt Galambos, Haverford School's 6-2, 225-pound senior linebacker, is happy that he made it when he did.
Forget Romney's taxes that will simply confirm his wealthy. Let's see Obama's college transcripts and find out what is necessary for him to hide.
New education research measures student improvement, not just scores.
The recent leadership crisis at the University of Virginia, perceived as moving too slowly on digital progress, turned out to be faulty. The University just announced that it will be moving to online learning on a global scale.
When it comes to the candidates' pasts, Obama – not Romney - should be on the defensive. Obviously, questions about Obama have been unanswered for a longer period of time than Romney's.
Since its inception three years ago, Peer2Peer University has 33,000 registered users with 1700 new users joining monthly.
It's graduation time! But not all commencement speakers who receive honorary degrees have inspiring messages.
Researchers at Harvard are taking MRIs of the brains of fish in virtual-reality swimming systems and monitoring brain activity associated with movement for a better understanding of the human brain.
Chris reviews last night's primaries in Michigan and Arizona. He talks to Tom McGrath about the state of men in today's society and to Paula Poundstone about her upcoming show in Atlantic City.
Penn coach Jerome Allen talks about their game with Dartmouth and showdown with Harvard.
For those who undergo treatment for prostate cancer, Harvard researchers have a concern that hormonal therapy may have something to do with the increased risk of heart disease death.
The Jeremy Lin story could have been a lot of fun.
Jerome Allen talks about Penn's match-up with Harvard.
A Harvard study of Florida schools suggests middle school education my be underserving students and risking their ability to graduate.
A new study finds that, in women, there is an association between rotating night shift work and the risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
Two of the three team undefeated in Ivy League play will battle on Saturday afternoon at Franklin Field, as the Penn Quakers host Yale.
The Thiel Foundation recently awarded $100,000 to innovative teenagers as part of its "20 under 20" Fellowship.
Medicaid is a key part of President Obama's health care reform law, and a new study shows that it does help to make people's lives better.
