Students can hone social-emotional skills like social awareness, self-reflection, problem-solving, critical thinking, and ...

Living "comfortably" is a subjective idea, but it's one many middle-class households are actively trying to define as costs ...

Horrors like The Exorcist and crime dramas like Dog Day Afternoon are among the most intense movies of the 1970s, capturing the decade's bleakness.

From the well-meaning but antiquated, like Mrs. Miniver, to the cheap and manipulative, like Crash, these are the last ...

Historian Shailaja Paik, awarded the MacArthur Fellowship, explores Dalit women's histories, challenging caste biases and ...

EDMONTON — A survey of 5,700 Alberta teachers and school leaders suggests an overwhelming majority feel overwhelmed and, at ...

Organizations are working hard to circumvent the Taliban's ban on higher education for women and girls, which has now been in ...

Global humanitarianism is in crisis. The movement that grew up after the Holocaust, drew strength from the cold war and fed ...

As the world of Westeros continues to expand on screen, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms is set to premiere on 19th January, on ...

From Sinners to One Battle After Another (both of which received over 10 nominations), the competition is intense. The ceremony airs on Sunday, March 15, at 7 p.m. ET/4 p.m. PT, giving you plenty of ...

The South Korea U-23 national soccer team, coached by Lee Min-seong, finished fourth in the tournament after losing 6-7 in a ...

Fifty-five years after Oak Ridge High School Class of 1970 graduate Larry Lunsford was first featured in The Oak Ridger in an article written by Ruth Carey, it is time we follow up on Larry’s life ...