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At the Federico II in Naples the student handbook will list 15 fewer courses, in Florence 13 titles will disappear and in Udine 11. The university ship has begun to turn around, after the years

Many of you may have discovered, in the cellar or on the stall of a market, those shopping books that until at least the 30s were a custom in every good family, in which one of the spouses

Can you kill an ecosystem? Can you kill the desert? I don't know, but the Disneyland for adults being built in Dubai certainly risks becoming a deadly killer for the environment. I read about this.

Do you love changing outfits every day, wearing sophisticated clothes, and always being in the latest fashion? The answer is now dress sharing, a convenient and eco-friendly solution. It's been around in the UK for several years now,

CARDIFF The project called Grasshol, dedicated to the development of clean technologies and alternative energies, has been started in the United Kingdom for the creation of a bio-petrol through a cutting-edge process of extraction and fermentation of

ROME – Italians are hopeful. That 2010 will be better, that the country, albeit slowly, will emerge from the crisis. And so, after months of avoiding installment purchases and

Electric, Swedish style. The automotive industry seems to have understood that without a partnership with energy companies ready to invest in a network of charging stations and exploit the potential business of charging, the car

LONDON – Jacqui Smith, the UK's Home Secretary, is reportedly on the verge of resigning in the wake of the inappropriate reimbursements scandal that has engulfed Parliament. "Reliable sources have confirmed that Jacqui Smith has

An electronic, battery-powered water purifier developed by Sydney physicist Vivian Robinson will soon be available to NGOs operating in Third World areas lacking potable water. The Drinkwell purifier uses

Can the Great Recession of 2007-2009 really end before we've had time to learn something, isolate those responsible, address the causes, and prevent a relapse? There's a great desire out there.

During his visit to the Abbey of Montecassino on Ascension Sunday, Benedict XVI relaunched the famous motto of the saint from whom he took his name: “Ora et labora et lege.” Work and study, but

Zapatero faces controversy over a Spanish Army Falcon 900. Ten days before the European elections, Madrid's prime minister finds himself at the center of a political controversy that could cost him the Democratic Party's lead.

Maestro Abbado calls, Palazzo Marino answers. By the end of June, Milan will be greener, at least in the center, as the conductor requested. A row of evergreen potted magnolias, in fact,

Spending more efficiently and ensuring students receive quality education, aligned with the real needs of the labor market and the employment prospects of our young people. These are the goals I have pursued since the beginning of my mandate.

They're selling: no longer raw materials, this time they're selling the land, rich and fertile, that agriculture has barely scratched the surface of for centuries, or that has remained uncultivated due to a lack of resources, labor, and capital. Millions

Xerxes is the most hated user on I Fucking Hate You, the most clicked anti-social network of the moment. His profile, complete with photos, videos, and a short description just like that of his good brother, Facebook,

Is he coming back? Is he not coming back? Is he coming back, but only half-time? In a few weeks – mid or late June – Steve Jobs should resume the leadership of Apple after a six-month period spent treating his illness: he is not