Christopher Ferguson, Auburn University When we think of Valentine’s Day, chubby Cupids, hearts and roses generally come to mind, not industrial processes like mass production and...
Local politics help mitigate national polarization by focusing on concrete issues like infrastructure and community needs rather than divisive symbolic debates. A survey indicates that local...
Peter McGraw discusses the increasing prevalence of solo living and its implications for businesses, particularly during Valentine's Day, which typically emphasizes couples. Despite many individuals enjoying...
As clergy join protests against harsh immigration enforcement, a religious ethics scholar explains why many Christian Clergy view personal risk—arrest, backlash, even violence—as part of their...
Historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) play a crucial role in supporting Black students' educational and socioeconomic advancement. By providing affordable education and mentorship, HBCUs help...
James Ijames, 2022 Pulitzer Prize winner for "Fat Ham," is celebrated with a Citywide Pass in Philadelphia, offering access to three of his plays across different...
Julian Givi, West Virginia University; Colleen P. Kirk, New York Institute of Technology, and Danielle Hass, West Virginia University Whether it’s Valentine’s Day notes or emails...
A significant number of American families facing unaffordable rents are living in motels. While many believe a housing shortage causes high rents, experts suggest that expanding...
The NFL aims to expand its reach into Latin America through strategic marketing and high-profile performers like Bad Bunny at the Super Bowl halftime show. While...
With special education staffing shortages worsening, schools are using AI to draft IEPs, support training, and assist assessments. Experts warn the benefits come with major risks—privacy,...
