Texas A&M University’s move last week to close its women’s and gender studies program is highlighting the longstanding ...

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Skiers at the University of Montana spent the fall months anticipating a winter of a lifetime. With the National Weather ...

As millions of African children and young people are still out of school or do not stay in education long enough, understanding how access to education is measured is essential to track progress and ...

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Partnership now welcomes Berkeley alumni and idea-stage ventures, reinforcing commitment to supporting AI innovation ...

A new TSA rule now impacts California travelers without REAL ID, adding fees, extra screening, and delays at airport security ...

Major stock indexes finished sharply lower Tuesday, dragged by technology shares, although the Dow Jones Industrial Average hit a new all-time high before reversing course. Meanwhile, gold and silver ...

Purdue Global, with its zealous use of advertising in pursuit of students often reliant on some kind of financial aid, ...

In 1960, an Arlington junior high student named Buddy Saunders began selling comic books through the mail. It was the start of something that would become more: a lifelong hobby, career and passion.

Dr. Ronald C. Kessler of Harvard Medical School explores his leadership of global psychiatric epidemiology. His surveys across 30+ countries established frameworks that guide mental health policy ...