For nearly four decades, a Supreme Court ruling has dictated the way federal agencies operate. If the precedent is ultimately reversed, expect significant changes.

Google has started to eliminate third-party cookies on its popular Chrome Internet browser. But who really benefits from the change - the consumer, or the company?

Historically marginalized and impoverished communities tend to be the most vulnerable when it comes to lagging behind in reading. How can they make up ground?

Students learn differently, teachers teach differently. One expert believes that tapping into academic identities is key to maximize the potential of the education ecosystem.

Could drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy be a silver bullet for weight loss? Two experts weigh in on what it really takes to eat and live healthfully.

Menthol and vapes are major concerns 60 years after the first Surgeon General’s Report on Smoking and Health.

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The Schuylkill River Watershed is vital to the Philadelphia region, and a key tributary within the Mid-Atlantic corridor of the United States. How can we ensure it continues performing its functional duties?

Economic data can be a tough subject to crack. That’s why a professor at the University of Delaware is turning to the world’s biggest pop star to better connect with her students.

Regular civilians can do more to help veterans. The Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic offers mental health services for post-9/11 veterans and their families.

Oxford's 2023 word of the year, "rizz", gained popularity among Gen Z online.

From social media to tricky dynamics with relatives, there are plenty of factors that can make family life stressful. A mental health expert weighs in on how to cope.

The nation’s highest court will hear a case on a common abortion medication, mifepristone.

A Swarthmore College professor and author explains why negative feelings are important.

A St. Joseph’s professor wrote a book about the scientific theories of parallel universes.

More and more these days, brands seem to be announcing stances on major issues. Why they’re doing it, and whether it really has an impact.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has been pushed to the backburner since Hamas' terror attack on Israel. What does this change mean for Ukraine, and Russian President Vladimir Putin?

We dig into the shakeup at the company behind ChatGPT and what it means for the future of AI.

The Supreme Court will decide whether it violates the Second Amendment to prohibit people under domestic violence restraining orders from possessing a firearm.

A new book by two West Chester University professors examines the psychology behind the Amazon Prime series.

If you get COVID, there are a number of effective treatments in 2023.

A new campaign offers resources for Black and Hispanic men dealing with “racial battle fatigue”.

A new study from UCLA suggests that adolescents want less sex and intimacy in the TV shows and movies they watch. What are the implications behind these findings?

This should be one of the best times of the year for college sports, right? One expert says reading legal tea leaves offers a totally different picture.

How can breaking down language barriers and a better understanding of cultural competency improve healthcare for immigrant communities? A Temple University professor's grant produced key findings.