Islanders Write, an annual celebration of the Vineyard’s creative community put on by the Martha’s Vineyard Times that ...

In the end, reading about the lifestyles of the ultrarich may leave you feeling outraged, appalled, and—possibly—envious of ...

Consumers unmoved by ‘Made In The USA,’ big bets on UnitedHeath Group boost markets, Ford reinvents the assembly line.

Hurrican Erin threatens the East Coast; President Donald Trump will meet with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy; Air ...

Workers of color are often the first to feel the impact of a weakening economy, and the rising nationwide Black unemployment ...

Our research suggests the fight against antisemitism would be better served by treating faculty as allies, not antagonists, ...

Two researchers describe their experiences with cancer research funding cuts due to the Trump administration’s policies and actions.

Donald Trump’s executive order signifies a shift from merit-based to politically driven research grant approval, writes A.J. Russo.

Given changes threatening higher education norms — and the University of Iowa's "strong financial position today" — the campus recently announced a new strategic initiative focused on increasing ...

University of Arizona faculty chair Leila Hudson talks about "attacks on federal funding models and challenges to our core values of diversity, equity and inclusion." ...

A survey of Central Virginians conducted by the Blue Ridge Health District shows they want better and cheaper care than they ...

Many of Trump's picks to be federal judges have revealed anti-abortion views, been associated with anti-abortion groups or ...