Page 3 - Beginnings Program News Today

Assistance helps man toward self-sufficiency.

This October, the inaugural class of students from the Online Master of Arts in International Affairs and Leadership program at Arizona State University traveled to Washington, D.C., for a week’s worth of immersive training and activities.

Conflict between divorced parents can worsen kids mental health, study finds Experts worry about how these kinds of arguments affect kids’ stress levels 01/15/2021 Photo (c) Goodboy Picture Company - Getty ImagesDivorce can be a major source of physical and mental stress for consumers, and a new study has explored how kids of divorced parents are affected by this change in the family dynamic.  According to researchers from Arizona State University, kids are more likely to...

In his latest book, “Fundamentals,” ASU Professor Frank Wilczek offers readers, both experts in the field of physics and those casually interested in science, a glimpse into 10 essential concepts that form our understanding of what the world is and how it works.

Loading video... VIDEO: A study from Arizona State Universitys REACH Institute has found that when children are exposed to conflict between their divorced or separated parents, they experience fear of abandonment. This worry... view more  Credit: Robert Ewing/ASU Conflict between divorced or separated parents increases the risk of children developing physical and mental health problems. A new study from the Arizona State University Research and Education Advancing Childrens Health (REACH...