Marie Yeung

Findings indicate that there is an existence of an optimal size for the power grid model based on a balance between efficiency and risk of large failures.

A new study indicates that consumers will be getting less for each dollar spent on groceries this year due to unfavorable weather conditions across the nation.

National Poison Prevention Week is March 16–22, led by the American Association of Poison Control Centers.

A recent study indicates that students who have support on social and emotional levels are better academic achievers.

Students can now learn about citizenship and government in a fun, engaging way. iCivics, a free website founded by former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, teaches civics concepts using 19 educational games.

Facebook could help people bridge their political differences with some simple tweaks, according to a new study.

A recent study conducted by Grant H. Blume and Mark C. Long at the University of Washington indicated a significant drop at the national level of affirmative action between 1992 to 2004.

Kari’s Law, as proposed by a Change.org petition, has attracted over 417,000 people in just a few weeks.

Findings indicate that there is an existence of an optimal size for the power grid model based on a balance between efficiency and risk of large failures.

A new study indicates that consumers will be getting less for each dollar spent on groceries this year due to unfavorable weather conditions across the nation.

National Poison Prevention Week is March 16–22, led by the American Association of Poison Control Centers.

A recent study indicates that students who have support on social and emotional levels are better academic achievers.

Students can now learn about citizenship and government in a fun, engaging way. iCivics, a free website founded by former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, teaches civics concepts using 19 educational games.

Facebook could help people bridge their political differences with some simple tweaks, according to a new study.

A recent study conducted by Grant H. Blume and Mark C. Long at the University of Washington indicated a significant drop at the national level of affirmative action between 1992 to 2004.

Kari’s Law, as proposed by a Change.org petition, has attracted over 417,000 people in just a few weeks.