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Mainly known to help with type 2 diabetes, drugs like Ozempic might point to a new age of weight loss pills

The Unless Project aims to help four nonprofit organizations in the Greater Philadelphia area

What went into the decision and how will it affect the future of college admissions?

Some people hate Barack Obama, others George W. Bush, but neither started the Civil War.

Do principles like standing and precedent matter like they used to?

In 2022, more than 16 million students were chronically absent, meaning they missed 10% or more of the school year.

Now more users are rethinking what they want newer platforms to look like

Find out how a CEO went from stressed to Zen, and how his experiences formed the basis of a new fictional book.

Saint Joseph’s professors explain the Wagner uprising and what it means for the war in Ukraine.

With Gen Z having the highest rates of poor mental health, what role can social media play?

After decades of stigma surrounding the plant, what can this program teach students about cannabis?

Temporary lanes were rebuilt on the major highway in less than two weeks. What made reconstruction so simple?

What’s keeping children from having the skills needed to learn and what can parents do to help them?

What does this new definition include and how will it affect EPA regulations in the future?

How and why a conservative majority supported the VRA.

Last week the two major golf organizations announced plans to merge. One of them is backed by the Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund. What does this mean for the future of the sport?

While Title 42 is being removed, new policies are being added. What does this mean for immigration?

Does your favorite brand or business really support the LGBTQ+ community, or is it just performative?

Plastic surgery developed from the trenches of World War I. How did we get here and where are we going?

International enrollment for U.S. colleges and universities is down - we look at what’s changed and why it matters.

Research in the UK revealed new discoveries about the neural processes behind anxiety.

We examine the concerns behind this legislation and whether it's really the best move to protect Americans' data.

We asked a sleep specialist what can actually help you get better rest, and why we need sleep in the first place.

How are food banks supplementing the loss of increased SNAP benefits?