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Penn State professor of anthropology Nina Jablonski walking on campus ina large group of people

Penn State professor Nina Jablonski studies the science of skin color: BTN LiveBIG

Penn State professor Nina Jablonski studies the science of skin color: BTN LiveBIG

“The equation of human worth with skin color was one of the most dangerous and long-lasting fallacies that humans have ever created. We live with that fallacy every day and it is now our responsibility to interrogate it and get rid of it.”

A still from the University of Nebraska's MayaCityBuilder virtual reality experience of the ancient Mayan city of Copan

Nebraska archaeologists bring an ancient city to life with futuristic technology: BTN LiveBIG

Nebraska archaeologists bring an ancient city to life with futuristic technology: BTN LiveBIG

Through the magic of virtual reality, visitors will be able to walk the sacbe of a Mayan capitol.

Big Ten 2017 MacArthur Fellows Jason De Leon, Jesmyn Ward and Derek Peterson

B1G names among 2017 MacArthur Fellows: BTN LiveBIG

B1G names among 2017 MacArthur Fellows: BTN LiveBIG

A look at our most recent "Geniuses."

Arrowheads from University of Iowa grad Dr. Shelby Putt's research into stone age brain development

How an Iowa grad studied the brain-patterns of our Stone Age ancestors: BTN LiveBIG

How an Iowa grad studied the brain-patterns of our Stone Age ancestors: BTN LiveBIG

Zero time travel involved.

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