We are deeply saddened by the recent passing of Professor Emeritus Dennis P. Hogan.

On Wednesday, September 9th, the PSTC community gathered to mark the beginning of a new academic year.

Income-Based Policies Shrank the Economic Gap while Ignoring or Even Deepening Racial Funding Inequities.

A pair of recent reports on paid family and medical leave makes the case that both employees and employers in Arkansas could benefit from more generous paid family leave policies.

Hypertension affects nearly half of adults in the United States. While lifestyle changes like reducing salt intake, exercising regularly, maintaining a healthy weight and limiting alcohol remain crucial, the emerging study says that psychological wellbeing can also have a beneficial effect on blood pressure.

Reading scores sank in New York City last school year, with a nearly 14 percentage point decline among third graders, according to preliminary data released Friday.