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A new study reveals that just 41% of men sustain continuous employment throughout their prime earning years. Steady employment has traditionally been viewed as a hallmark of the American male identity, particularly among the Baby Boomer generation. However, recent studies are challenging this notio

HISTORIC TRIANGLE — Area students continue to excel at colleges and universities across the country. The following students achieved the Dean'

Despite increased levels of stress and trauma associated with caring for an ailing loved one, a new study suggests that family caregiving can lead to less depression in adults.

In the midst of change and challenges, Temple displayed its perseverance and resilience in 2023. We continued our mission of accessibility, opportunity, community-building and discovery as new initiatives and faces moved us forward.Here’s a look back at highlights from this past year.Temple reached its highest-ever placement at No. 89 in the latest “Best Colleges” U.S. News

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Heather Lewis sat in a booth inside the Panera Bread in East Norriton as she sipped her chai tea latte on a cold December morning.

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From lack of hostels to cockroaches in the food at the hostel mess, no permission to charge laptops in the library to lack of staff, 2023 saw the students of the SPPU in Pune rising in protest for various issues.

How are memories formed when sleeping? Research led by Dr Thomas Schreiner, head of the Emmy Noether junior research group at LMU's Department of Psychology,

As the nation gears up for national elections, the question that dominates media and political discourse is: which party will carry the day? Will it be the current favourites – the PML-N? Or...