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Bobbi Meeler Sahm Service and Outreach awards help UGA bolster partnerships with Athens.

“For people who have suicidal thoughts, there’s this sense that no one knows me."

We tested the Shibumi Shade and evaluated the ease of setup, effectiveness and noise level. We think this viral beach umbrella alternative is worth the buy.

SC State University offers a full slate of clubs and organizations, including academic societies, Greek-letter organizations, advocacy groups and more.

One in three rural Black men reported they experienced suicidal ideation or thoughts of death in the past two weeks, reports a new study from the University of

Young Black men are dying by suicide at an alarming rate. Childhood adversity and racism may hold much of the blame.

When it comes to parents and children, money stress can be contagious. Here are some steps parents can take to teach their children about money without sharing their financial worries.

EAST GREENSBORO — A 2023 North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State graduate is helping Belk’s Crown & Ivy clothing line celebrate its 10th anniversary this spring with a new line

Farmers are uncertain as spring planting season opens. Corn prices are down, leaving many to consider reducing acreage and adding peanuts, soybeans and cotton. Joining The T&D as sponsors for

That’s what Amy Weimer, director of the School of Family and Consumer Sciences at Texas State University, found when she and a colleague studied 60 children last year. They were more likely to report feeling worried if their parents were experiencing long-term financial stress.