Pokémon GO players are friendly people
People who play the wildly popular game are more physically active and likely to be experiencing positive emotions and nostalgia.
Social Studies
Passenger hauled off a United flight in Chicago
Business classes (CTE) in the hospitality industry will learn a thing or two from United Airlines' (mis)handling of a passenger removal.
Students can lead prayers at school board meetings
The 5th Circuit ruled school boards can invite students to pray before school board meetings, provided it's the right kind of prayer.
Wash. school dist. settles racial discrimination suit
3 families in Washington state will receive $450,000 from a school district that allegedly did too little to protect them from racial discrimination.
Peers or teachers: Who inspires kids more?
When it comes to inspiring students to learn, it turns out teachers in our classrooms aren't quite as important as those students' peers.
Is Trump at war with science?
We wonder, along with many people, why the president seeks to cut funding for basic scientific research in favor of the military.
Not being afraid of being wrong helps you be right
A personality that includes a good dose of intellectual humility, or an awareness that one's beliefs may be wrong, can influence decision-making.
EPA head denies humanity’s role in climate change
Despite growing evidence, officials at the US Environmental Protection Agency suggest CO<sub>2</sub> isn't a major contributor to global warming.
In marketing, what’s a Facebook “like” worth?
Here's a causal study of the effects of "liking" a page or a company on Facebook. What does it do for a company to build up followers?
A high school eagerly gobbles up Snap Inc. stock
An exceedingly hot stock right now is Snap Inc. Founders of Snapchat, Generation Z, and even a high school in Calif. are making money.