One of the largest Mayan jades found to date, containing a historical text, is discovered.
A pendant fit for a king
Ancient Mesoamerican myth brought to life in new video game
Alums become rapidly successful on one of the internet's largest online game platforms.
A land without heart disease
80-year-olds in an indigenous population in Bolivia have the same arterial age as Americans in their mid-fifties. Why?
UCLA archaeologist enlists community to help preserve cultural heritage in Ethiopia
Locals jump in to protect their ancient treasures.
From Klingon to Dothraki: Understanding invented languages
Students will explore why people make up new dialects.
Unearthing an ancient city
A modern-day Indiana Jones works to preserve the legacy of a Mayan city in a new film.
Wine industry leaders optimistic as millennials opt for premium wines
It turns out young people are willing to trade in beer cans for a glass of wine.
How parenting has improved since the '60s
Almost all surveyed Western nations show an increase in child care time spent by both parents.
Are you a jerk? Take the quiz
These 5 simple questions developed by a philosopher will help you figure out where you stand.
White racism linked to fatal heart disease for blacks and whites
Living in unabashedly racist communities can shorten lives, new study finds.
Why are we so afraid to leave children alone?
New research suggests social pressure exaggerates our fears about unsupervised children.
Baby food for thought
You better eat your peas — what your baby wants on the menu is informed by you.