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Amy Hillman, professor and former dean of the W. P. Carey School of Business at ASU, was named the new president of the Academy of Management at the organization’s annual conference in early August.

Between the recently relaxed COVID-19 guidelines, reports of increasing cases of monkeypox and polio being found in New York City wastewater, students heading back to school and their parents might have questions about their risk levels and what precautionary measures to take.

The American Heart Association has added sleep duration to its list of health behaviors and factors people can improve to help achieve optimal cardiovascular health. In 2010, the American Heart Association (AHA) defined “Life’s Simple 7TM.” This new addition of sleep expands to list to be "Life's Essential 8."

CHICAGO --- Northwestern University experts on obstetrics and gynecology, health law and gender minority health are available for interviews on the U.S. Supreme Court’s potential overturning of Roe v. Wade, the landmark 1973 decision that legalized abortion nationwide.

Senior study author available for interviews after Judge Jackson’s confirmation Study examines patterns in the timing of all federal judges’ retirements between 1802-2019 Results show rapidly increasing polarization and partisan bias in the judiciary since 1975, undermining the courts’ legitimacy that depends on its claim of

A recent study used a straightforward metric to examine if there is political polarization in the U.S. Supreme Court.

Alexander Only the Latest Mishandling Sexual Abuse April 1, 2021 Though F. King Alexander, the former President of Oregon State University, has submitted his resignation following public backlash for past violations of Title IX, the University has unaddressed concerns from vocal survivors.  OSU has a history of mishandling or burying accounts of sexual abuse that occurred on its campus and/or involving its students.  To begin to see the scope of things, we must go back 23 years when two OSU f...