Before the late 19th century, a college education was largely out of reach for anyone but wealthy Protestants, who founded universities ... the makeup of American society changed with waves ...

Francesca Gino, a business professor whose research focused on why people lie and cheat, co-authored papers that included ...

The safest of all bets is that gambling taxes wouldn’t make major Ohio taxes go away. Besides, after close to 30 consecutive ...

Liberals envision more disciplined if not more talented immigrants picking up the perceived slack for the native-born.

Whiskey fundraiser pours out $150K to help sick kids—see how local nonprofits are making a big impact across Greenville.

Toddlers begin making sense of occupations while visiting a pediatrician’s office or waving to garbage truck crews. Encourage ...

President Trump’s sweeping dictate to end what he terms “unlawful DEI practices” is meeting fierce resistance. The National Education Association, the American Federation of Teachers and the ACLU all ...

Hugo Pérez reflects on his unique journey, becoming the only American athlete to compete in both the 1984 Olympics and the ...

More than 60 top professors — Regents and Distinguished professors — at the University of Arizona are urging UA President Suresh Garimella to “defend the values of our university system ...

not only with universities but also with other institutions and organizations vital to American democracy.” These schools are rich. Why is the government funding them in the first place?

William Rittenhouse learned to make paper in Germany and founded America's first paper mill on Monoshone Creek near Germantown, which is now Philadelphia. Rittenhouse made his paper from discarded ...