Staff Writer for The Prospect Amanda Hugas analyzes campus fashion through the lens of backpacks, bags, and totes.

Remember making paper popper noise makers in school? Well, you might not realize, there's a lot of science behind them!

Whether you’re reading a magazine, making a handwritten grocery list or buying bath products in paper packaging, you’re benefiting your family and our forests.

Ava Salonia, who played with the Oceanside Sailors, died at age 16 following a nearly 12-month battle with acute myeloid ...

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Imagine you’re driving down a forest road here in Maine, and the driver of the car in front of you throws a bag full of trash out their window. Witnessing this careless act might upset you, but ...

A man and woman have been arrested in Clarksville on multiple drug charges after three incidents with police in just over a ...

This video aired in a previous newscast. NEW YORK (PIX11)—A new law went into effect on Tuesday. New Yorkers must now compost ...

The compost must be put in its own bin and placed at the curb on regular recycling days for pickup. New Yorkers can line the bin with a clear plastic bag. New Yorkers can purchase a 21-gallon official ...

The founder of wellness and beauty brand The Skinny Confidential and cohost of The Skinny Confidential Him & Her Podcast on ...

As awareness of the harms of single-use plastic grows, many people are turning to paper bags as a replacement for plastic ...

If you're in search of an easy hack that produces juicy, flavorful chicken, look no further than Alton Brown's foolproof ...