When College Senior Couldn't Find Someone to Watch His Baby Daughter, Professor Lends a Hand
This 34-year-old college professor did not hesitate to take on babysitting duties for one of his students despite being in the middle of teaching a lecture.
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These New Biodegradable Mardi Gras Beads Could Save Thousands of Tons of Trash From Landfills
Mardi Gras may be fun, but it generates thousands of tons of trash every year. Thankfully, these biodegradable beads might make the party a little greener.
Sea Salt Could Help Beat a Common Cold, Study Suggests
New research from the University of Edinburgh shows that gargling and clearing the nose with salt water solutions may help to beat the common cold.
Watch George H. W. Bush's Service Dog Take the Most Adorable Vow of Service to Bring Joy to Veterans
Sully the yellow Labrador was recently sworn in for his new job serving at a veterans hospital, and the ceremony was pawsitively adorable.
Personal Trainer With Autism Opened a New Gym That Caters Specifically to People With Special Needs
When Mark Fleming noticed that there weren't any exercise facilities that could cater to special needs clients, he started his very own gym.
Native American Tribe Donates $184,000 to Cover Funeral Costs of Alabama Tornado Victims
When another unidentified Alabama business backed out of covering the funerary costs of the victims, the tribe more than tripled their donation.
In 'World First' Blind People Have Their Vision Restored Thanks to Stem Cells From Deceased Organ Donors
According to this exciting new research, the eyesight for eight blind patients was repaired thanks to deceased organ donors and their stem cells.
High School Seniors Wake Up at 4am So They Can Shovel Neighbor's Driveway Before Her Dialysis
Rather than using their snow day to sleep in, five high school seniors woke up at 4 in the morning so they could help a neighbor in need.
Empathetic Gamers Make Braces for Kitten Who Couldn't Find Forever Home Because of Wobbly Legs
Carly the kitten may be cute, but people were reluctant to adopt her because her swimmer's syndrome caused her legs to shake – but not anymore.
'First-of-its-Kind' Law Will Protect Lake Erie From Pollution By Granting it Civil Rights
Thanks to a 61% approval vote from the people of Toledo, Lake Erie now has legal protection against pollution and contamination.
Rather Than Hiding Treasures in a Trophy Room, NBA Legend is 'Selling It All' for Underprivileged Kids
"When it comes to choosing between storing a championship ring in a room, or providing kids with an opportunity ... the choice is pretty simple."
Bedside Bioprinter May Soon Use Burn Patients' Cells to Print Out New Skin Directly on Wounds
This mobile bioprinter could soon be used to print out a patient's own skin tissue in order to heal wounds and burns.