Q&A with:Karthik RamannaPublished:May 12, 2008Author:Martha LagaceCorporate donations to political campaigns reveal a lot about mutual back-scratching in the political and business arenas. Now new research from Harvard Business School reveals that corporate giving may consist of more than monetary contributions.

This spring term, more than 150 nursing students are receiving clinical training all over the world with BYU's Global Health and Diversity course.

Downloading a song or a movie off the internet without paying for it constitutes breaking not only an ethical code but also a law.

Today is the birthday of Florence Nightingale, the pioneer behind modern nursing and reform of hospital sanitation.

A few of these "botanical barbarians" include Scotch broom, purple loosestrife, English ivy and knapweed.

This could be your year, if you start now.

The BYU Women's Softball team had two wins against New Mexico Friday and Saturday, with final scores of 4-0 and 8-4, respectively.

In an exciting end of week series, the San Diego State Aztecs defeated the BYU Cougars, winning two out of three games, 8-1 and 9-5, in Provo.

Despite the rain and a 24-hour delay, BYU's men's and women's track and field teams scored high in many events at the Utah Twilight.

Real Salt Lake ended a three-game home stand with a bang Saturday, defeating conference co-leader FC Dallas, 2-1, to spice up the Western Conference standings.

LINCOLN, Calif. -- The No. 27 BYU women's golf team finished the 2008 NCAA West Regional in 17th place at 43-over-par.

Students and community members were transported back in time to experience first-hand the traditions and lifestyles of ancient cultures at the Museum of Peoples and Cultures Block Party

The Utah Department of Health reported Tuesday that Utah teen birth rates have risen for the first time in 10 years.

SLIS Associate Dean Howard Rosenbaum recently participated in a National Science Foundation (NSF) panel that evaluated research proposals submitted to the Human-Centered Computing (HCC) Cluster of the Intelligent and Information Systems Division.

Neal-Schuman Publishers has recently released a new book by Mary Stanley, associate dean of IUPUI University Library and SLIS adjunct faculty member, entitled Managing Library Employees. It is Number 161 of the "How-To-Do-It Manuals." A free preview of the book

A book co-written by SLIS adjunct faculty member Sara Laughlin (and colleague Ray Wilson), The Quality Library: A Guide to Self-Improvement, Better Efficiency, and Happier Customers has been published recently by the American Library Association.

It was a bittersweet end for the outdoor track team, which competed in their final two meets of the season on Saturday.

A group of Aberdeen schoolchildren will be bringing their knowledge of Florence Nightingale right up-to-date with a visit to RGU?s School of Nursing and Midwifery today (Monday 12 May).The Primary...

A Postgraduate and Part-time Open Evening, which will form part of Adult Learners? Week, is set to take place at RGU on Thursday 22 May. Members of the public are invited to take advantage of this...

The Santa Clara baseball team rallied for 14 runs Sunday afternoon to complete the sweep of Saint Mary's, 14-6. The Broncos hold onto third place in the West Coast Conference standings and will battle Pepperdine next weekend for second place