State Abortion Bans Lead to Decrease in Medical Residency Applications

On June 24, 2022, the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade – revoking federal pr...

New Multi-State Initiative Focuses on Youth Mental Health

The U.S. Surgeon General described the youth mental health crisis as the "defini...

Montpelier Excavation Uncovers History of the Enslaved

James Madison was one of our nation’s founding fathers, the fourth president of ...

One Year After WGA Strike, Writers Continue to Struggle

One year ago, the Writers Guild of America went on strike. After nearly five mon...

Rural Arkansas Towns Consider Lithium Extraction

About a century ago, rural communities in southwestern Arkansas were thriving du...

Former Football Player Helps Hundreds with Addiction Recovery

Millions of people struggle with addiction every day. Jerod Thomas was one of th...

Colleges Introduce Programs to Help Students Graduate Debt-Free

Getting a college degree in the United States can come with a high price tag. Th...

Jewish and Middle Eastern Professors Co-Teach Class on On-Going Conflict

Demonstrations against the war in Gaza are happening on college campuses across ...

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