Far from city lights and suburban sprawl, rural communities across the United States continue to face public health challenges. According to the National Institutes of Health...
A 2025 survey published by the educational technology firm Anthology found that 51 percent of college students are pursuing a degree to increase their earning potential, 45...
According to Nonprofit Quarterly, a publication focused on public-sector news, nonprofits receive between 30 and 45 percent of their funding from grants. This funding allows...
Movement has long been a major theme in Dr. Deborah Jehu’s life. A natural and enthusiastic athlete, she was a varsity wrestler in high school. Though she’d eventually earn her...
The 1988 presidential race between George H.W. Bush and Michael Dukakis was a memorable election. The famously aggressive attack ads and tense debates kept political buffs tuned...
No matter what their role, education professionals are often drawn to the field by a sense of stewardship for the future of society. Much too often, though, educators feel hemmed...
The federal government employs nearly 3 million people, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). These professionals work in fields that range from social services...
In 1904, Japanese destroyers launched a surprise attack on a Russian fleet anchored at a naval base in Manchuria, sparking the Russo-Japanese War. To zero in on their targets...
On April 15, 2013, more than 500,000 people rallied around their loved ones as they ran the annual Boston Marathon. However, by 3 p.m., two homemade bombs placed near the crowded...
Medical innovations continue to transform health care. Groundbreaking clinical research evaluates the safety and effectiveness of new medications and therapeutic procedures. While...
