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Princeton comes in first place for the second year in a row. trib.al/dNsDzP3

Scientists examined microscopic fossils in the tombstone and suggest the jet-black slab with an English knight’s insignia could have come only from one place. trib.al/dIqmWzt

A new study shows that octopuses become bosses and fish become subordinates when the two species hunt together. trib.al/L4hgGuq

You’ll never guess what frightens these masters of horror. trib.al/wCSzzY0

The shelf-sized mammoth comes with three sets of tusks, including one with battle damage. trib.al/ZM9Qs29

Neptune Memorial Reef is a piece of art, a cemetery, and a haven for wildlife. trib.al/NVNOefi

From a weeping statue to painting that moves on its own, the stories behind these supposedly haunted pieces of art are downright spooky. trib.al/EijiEkW

‘Knickerbocker’ has many meanings. Without Washington Irving, it would likely only have one. trib.al/UATYyQ6

The groundbreaking artist made history in 1999 with his album ‘Hours’ when he sold it as an internet download before it hit stores: “Mark my words … we are not going back to record companies and through shops.” trib.al/GYtsh7Y

The phrase has evolved somewhat since its first uses—and its origin is something of a mystery. trib.al/7Cx1HCi

What is your favorite banned book? #BannedBooksWeek

Aliens in New Jersey. Ghosts in London. Satanic cults. Every Halloween brings a new round of panic thanks to hoaxers. trib.al/10D1wPV

Ithaca, New York, has a lot of offer college students. As do Amsterdam, Netherlands and Edinburgh, Scotland. trib.al/M3x1QMX

There's a good reason the metal hook on a tape measure wiggles, and it has to do with why the first inch is actually 1/16th of an inch short. trib.al/1xtcvSk

It pays to have a vivid imagination. trib.al/OSA51uy

In researching his latest book, ‘The Year of Living Constitutionally,’ author A.J. Jacobs came across some bizarre suggestions floated by members of the Constitutional Convention for the new United States government. trib.al/2DEqx6D

Women have written some of the most blood-curdlingly scary stories of all time, but they haven’t always gotten the credit they deserve. Explore some delightfully spooky Halloween reading from 11 masters of horror literature. trib.al/0Z8xhdW

Historians suggest that while Grover Cleveland was but one person, he was actually two presidents thanks to his nonconsecutive terms. trib.al/BfwvcCt

Clowns have a long and spooky history. trib.al/uxcQD3C

From the Smithsonian’s “castle” to modern landmarks like the Hollywood sign, America’s most famous places bear histories of haunting. trib.al/9LBljJZ