Whether students feel pressure to get good grades or keep up with classmates, the anxiety this effort produces can have long-term effects on their brains.

Research has shown the benefits of humor for emotion regulation and health. Literal humor is one example of how creating and ...

Written by Kathryn MayerJessica Lopez, a three-time Olympian and one of DU’s most successful gymnasts, knows how taxing and ...

There were plenty of hugs, smiles, selfies and even a few tiaras Tuesday as 2026 Miss Wisconsin Jordenne Butler returned to ...

Tickets are now on sale for City Theatre in Pittsburgh's 2026/2027 subscription season, featuring five plays including two ...

Surveys in the past have indicated that the No. 1 reason high school students participate in sports is to have fun competing with their peers.

The current LUMO, which is a set of regulations that guide how and where development can happen in the town, is over 20 years ...

Ultimately, hateful humor depends on the existence of hate. Our schools reflect the beliefs of the community at large.” ...

Stomach rumbling? Discover clever food hacks that make mealtime fun and stress-free! These innovative ideas are designed for smart parents and students alike, ensuring you never run out of creative ...

Elementary students in the Woodland Hills School District are learning more than how to build and program robots — they’re learning resilience, teamwork and how to push through frustration. In the ...

The Office of Student Life & Well-being invites you to participate in HAIL™, a training session designed to support your work with students through effective problem-solving and resiliency-focused ...