The Pulse Archive

School counselor Pam Turner-Bunyon had been warned: This new, incoming student had a dark profile and was prone to very erratic behavior. ...

More college students than ever before are seeking mental health services, but many centers are struggling to keep up with the growing de ...

Understanding the art of explaining science to kids. “Do one of you want to cut the brain?” asks graduate student Caro ...

With a STEM revolution at hand, colleges are searching for a way to make math more accessible.  When Chelsea Castilloadame le ...

Sometimes runners sound like a broken record. Having a tough day? Go for a run. Can’t think straight? Go for a run. In a lousy mood ...

When was the last time you were annoyed about something related to your health care? A big bill, scheduling troubles, tests that don̵ ...

Is care provided by a total rookie better than no care at all? A first-year pediatrics resident in Philadelphia speaks about an experienc ...

Issa Ibrahim is an artist, a musician, and a writer. That’s his most recent bio – but his past has a very dark side to it.  ...

Traditionally, states have canceled Medicaid coverage for people who get thrown in jail. In r ...

Zika is not a new virus. It was first identified in the forests of Uganda in 1947, but it was only in recent months, in light of a growin ...

The experimental electronic duo Matmos, comprised of M.C. Schmidt and Drew Daniel, is known for ...

In an attempt to flee the horrors of war in the Middle East, refugees like those in the Basroch neighborhood of Grande-Synthe, France are ...

Our relationship with animals is, as they say on Facebook, complicated. Humans love animals. We drop big bucks on those we keep as pets. ...

Overtaken by lotteries, casinos, and other forms of gambling, thoroughbred racing has become something of a losing bet in recent decades. ...

“It’s very easy for us to perceive minds in others, when things look like us, when they make noise, when we interact with the ...