Large-scale educational assessments may have found a powerful statistical ally in an unlikely place: stability. A new study by Leslie...

A newly published archaeometallurgical study is offering one of the clearest reconstructions yet of how early iron production was organized...

Composite indices are everywhere: they compress poverty, health, education, housing, demographics, and other complex realities into a single score that...

Interbank lending is often portrayed as the financial system’s emergency plumbing: when one bank faces a sudden wave of withdrawals,...

SAN ANTONIO, Aug. 25, 2026 — The University of Texas at San Antonio School of Nursing has earned a second...

The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, has joined a major national effort to reshape the future of nuclear detection, energy technology,...

Japan’s cities may have found a missing ingredient in the global effort to build a more sustainable urban future: the...

A major international analysis suggests that expanding early childhood education may help shrink the reading gap between children from high-...

At Vulci, one of Italy’s most important Etruscan centers, a burial chamber is offering scientists an unusually intimate view of...

A new study suggests that intelligence may help explain why some people become deeply knowledgeable about wine—even when there are...