Phew! Herron spoke with Variety about how she handled so many different storylines, which also includes the introduction of Wolves commander Isaac (Jeffrey Wright), her deep admiration for how ...

After last week's bombshell episode of The Last of Us, the story continues with all eyes on Ellie, played by Bella Ramsey, to see what she does next. What is Ellie's life like with Joel (Pedro Pascal) ...

Now is the moment for Tufts to stand firm in defense of academic freedom, human rights and the First Amendment principles that form the bedrock of intellectual life. The academic community is defined ...

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Trump on Friday said that “special needs funding” for students will be overseen by the Department of Health and Human Services. The agency funnels more than $18 billion in supplemental funding ...

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Philosophy often flourishes in the aftermath ... “The Murder of Professor Schlick” (Princeton), offers a lively and accessible introduction to this much written-about group.