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Find out some of the famous faces coming to Massachusetts colleges and universities this spring for graduation season.

Hutchinson will seek the Republican nomination for president. The former governor made the announcement in Bentonville, Arkansas.

Prof. Monica Cornejo, communication, who is an undocumented tenure-track faculty member, shared how breaking systemic barriers inspired her journey in academia.

President Joe Biden is moving forward with a proposed federal rule to open Affordable Care Act benefits and Medicaid to DACA illegal aliens.

Many Americans experience depression or anxiety, but a new Texas study shows a regular phone call to those suffering can reduce symptoms. Known as "Sunshine Calls", the study recruited 240 mostly homebound, older adults suffering from depressive symptoms. Mini Kahlon, Ph.D., study author and associate professor of population health, Dell Med, University of Texas at Austin, said the phone calls were made by people who were not health-care professionals but had been briefly tra...

Republicans in the Legislature are moving ahead with another of Gov. Ron DeSantis’ top issues – new, tough sanctions on undocumented migrants.

The city of Hapeville’s rich aviation history goes back to 1925 when Atlanta mayor Walter Sims signed the lease on an abandoned racetrack making it Ca

Getting sworn in at 2 A.M. Sneaking snacks in the bathroom. The two congresswomen (and roommates) share it all.

Golden State invests $10 million yearly to help community college students renew DACA, apply for naturalization, and other immigration services.

A new rule could provide access to health care for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program recipients; North Dakota governor signs law banning most abortions in the state; legislators call on China to cooperate in investigation of COVID-19 origins.