Due to a busy term, some of these are quite late; but still possibly of interest.
* Yogi Berra turned 90.
* Communication between bird species (and even some other animals, like squirrels) seems more extensive than had previously been thought.
* A humorous look at fake degree programs by way of their use of stock photos.
* Teresa Blankmeyer Burke on doing philosophy in American sign language.
* Ed Feser on C. S. Lewis on Transposition
* Larry Hurtado on the question of how far Paul was influenced by Stoicism
* Rav Elchanan Samet on rabbinical interpretations of the command not to put a stumblingblock in front of the blind.
* I'm way late on this, but apparently the official English translation of the Ukrainian Catholic Catechism is supposed to come out this year. I put this here in part to remind myself to keep an eye out for it.
* Greg Sadler on Anselm on divine power and greatness
* John Farrell discusses the decline of the priest-scientist
* A Clerk of Oxford discusses a Pentecost sermon by the tenth-century Saxon Aelfric.
* A periodic table of firework colors
* John Norton on Einstein's Zurich notebook (and scientific creativity)
* Catholicism in space
* Marina Folescu on Thomas Reid's philosophy of mind at the IEP
* Charles C. Petersen on the great Byzantine military strategy handbook, the Strategikon.
