The parking lot of UC Riverside is filled with the cars of students who commute. Credit: Omisha Sangani As we enter another year of delays and confusion surrounding FAFSA, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, it is crucial to revisit the challenging financial situation many college students face today. In addition to tuition, students … Read more
An extraordinarily rare dime that had been missing since the late 1970s has been sold for just over $500,000. The coin, minted by the U.S. Mint in San Francisco in 1975, features President Franklin D. Roosevelt and is one of only two known to exist without the distinctive “S” mint mark. The dime was inherited … Read more
According to BBC Countryfile, our homes are actually filled with hidden life from the natural world, despite appearing separate from it at first glance. Most of these small creatures are harmless, even though they may seem a bit unsettling. Native wild animals in the UK The 10 ‘unsettling’ animals secretly living in your home Silverfish Silverfish … Read more
Discover three of southern Japan’s UNESCO World Heritage areas that are also spectacular diving sites — including the Ogasawara Islands, where divers have the opportunity to see tropical fish, dolphins, sharks, rays, turtles and more. Photograph by Ogasawara Village Tourism Bureau Though the bright lights of Japan’s cities may draw most travelers, the country’s natural … Read more
Trawden Forest is close to Yorkshire that you’ll see a red rose flag flying! A civil parish, Trawden Forest includes the village of Trawden and the nearby hamlets of Winewall, Wycollar, and Cottontree. It’s a landscape best described as untouched, with visitor centers but still far from being a Mecca for day-tripping families and serenity-seeking … Read more