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There's a growing problem in the Port City. The Human Development Council says as of the end of last week, there are about 55 people sleeping rough, an incredibly large number for a community of the size of Saint John.

The award is named in honor of Kenneth Montague '37 and is given annually to tenure-track assistant professors for early success in teaching undergraduate students.

The study finds "relational aggression" bullying is a much more common issue than students picking fights with their classmates.

In addition to an accomplished record of research, Susan McHale, a longtime faculty member in the Department of Human Development and Family Studies, served in leadership roles for the Social Science Research Institute and the Clinical and Translational Science Institute.

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Conventionally, bringing down testosterone levels often results in unpleasant side effects.

The Board of Higher Education selected Noe Ortega, a former University of Michigan official who also spent almost a decade working in Texas, as its pick for the top job following a five-month search that drew two dozen applicants.

Jab-maker Pfizer lied when they said their experimental COVID shots were harmless for women who are pregnant now, ...

Mayo Clinic researchers have found that using artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms to analyze patterns of changes in women who are in labor can help identify whether a successful vaginal delivery will occur with good outcomes for mom and baby.

A new study digs into the social and emotional toll that excluding peers from activities and spreading rumors can take on young people.