In 2004, Spiegelman drew a strip — also included in Breakdowns — where he gifts his son, Dash, a locked chest, something he ...

The Theatre Group at SBCC will hold auditions for the summer musical, Mel Brooks’ "Young Frankenstein," Saturday, March 22, by appointment, in the Garvin ...

By Brenden Bobby Reader Columnist Extremes in science are fun. Really wild things begin to happen when matter reaches extreme temperatures or speeds. Fast-moving objects are relatively common in the ...

Although the Got Talent star shines arguably the brightest when performing timeless religious hymns and famous Broadway songs, there's something about her covering Tears For Fears' "Mad World ...

When she first appeared, in newspaper columns written by the British journalist Helen Fielding during the mid-1990s, the ...

When the White House took down a critical environmental justice tool just three days into President Trump’s administration, a team of data scientists and academics sprang into action.

What Trump’s flurry of executive orders means for science “I feel sad, mad, disappointed,” says Carla Bonilla, a biologist at the University of San Diego, California, who was born in El ...

The mad scientist pulling all of those strings is Steve Spagnuolo, the Chiefs’ defensive coordinator, whose job in helping Kansas City get back to the Super Bowl had him interviewing with ...

However, not all experts accept the validity of her results. The possibility of a brain microbiome keeps scientists engaged in a lively discussion with crucial ramifications toward a possible role for ...