The study monitored older adults' cognitive function and memory in relation to their food security status

March Madness is a lucrative event for everyone involved in the tournament — except the players

Why didn’t Congress and the president strike a deal sooner?

The University of Texas says it will do 5,000 tests a week — but won't say what happens when there's an outbreak

On the plight of Nikole Hannah-Jones and Black professors struggling to find an academic home — even in HBCUs

By tagging zebra fish with a fluorescent gene, scientists could track how electric eel jolts transform DNA

Purdue announced the acquisition of troubled online for-profit college Kaplan University and it's highly unusual.

A joint investigation by USA Today and The Argus Leader calls the ACICS' ability to vet schools into question

Campus police crack down on the student strikers struggling to survive in a gentrified college town

People who consume a lot of news on social media are more likely to be skeptical of COVID-19 vaccines

"To be clear, claiming that someone is not able to do their job because of their race is, by definition, racism"

Talking politics increasingly seems like an exercise in talking past one another

"Until recently, FPIES was thought to be rare, but new evidence suggests it is more common than previously thought"

"It was like a cheesy B movie," says Stephen Gilpin about the bizarre meeting where he landed this very strange job

After Texas A&M blocked a Sept. 11 white supremacist rally, event organizers complain of unfair treatment