“Mostly it is loss which teaches us about the worth of things,” observed German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer. Noted for his pessimism, Schopenhauer, who died in 1860, believed we are unable to satisfy...

Deception is a pervasive issue. This special report covers the mistaken deception associated with lawyers, the deception anonymous cyberbullies pull over victims and the deception one Kenyan refugee used...

In honor of Black History month, Bearing News reached out to members of the community to find stories representative of struggles and opportunities African-Americans have had. When the Little Rock Nine...

As sophomore Anna Wright was growing up, her dad began to worry about her. Although she seemed healthy, she had stopped gaining weight and growing taller. "I fell off my growth curve, and I was a lot shorter...

We are the children of the X’ers and the younger siblings of the Y’s. We are obsessed with ourselves, some scholars say, naming us Generation Me. Others argue we are best defined by our dependence...

Stereotypes define the ways many students interact, especially gender stereotypes as you will see in this special report. Gender stereotypes affect everything from how both genders view the other to how...

On May 22, a merciless EF5 twister, the highest intensity possible, ripped through Joplin, Mo., population 49,000. With scores of citizens dead, millions of dollars lost and an entire town devastated,...