This is reducing the city’s supply of attainable housing and driving up demand for more affordable homes, according to a new study commissioned by the city. The study, authored by the consulting firm ...

The Family Study Room also allows children to see their parents in an academic setting. Crayons, markers and coloring sheets can be found on the table for children to use. (Gabriel Carver / Golden ...

You’ll also find whiteboards in these spaces, perfect for tackling tough problems with your study group. Second-year students Tori Pierce and Elle Ochave meet in these rooms on the library’s third ...

And so this space is going to allow for four, dedicated mental health rooms,” Ellis said. Kids Hub said this was not an independent effort A capital campaign and many community partnerships ...

The University of South Florida surveyed more than 1,500 kids, and found that 11 to 13-year-olds who had their own smartphones fared better psychologically than their peers who didn’t have phones.

"Kids inhale 10 times more air than adults, so that gives the opportunity to be exposed to airborne chemicals a lot more than adults." The study did not include brand names, but the researchers ...

they often tend to be more suitable for older kids, usually from around thirteen years and up. Younger children generally have to be accompanied by an adult. Most escape rooms are great for birthday ...

While many young people turn to trusted outlets like CNN or The Associated Press during major news events, they don’t regularly use news apps, a new study found ... Still, 30% of kids surveyed ...

the study's senior author. "This is an opportunity for Illinois to lead — by adopting a policy that is good for both Illinois residents' health and for global climate." "Kids should not have to suffer ...

Giving your child a smartphone is a big decision for any parent, but a new study has revealed it might not be as bad as you think Kids with smartphones 'have better mental health than those without,' ...

The brain uses a lot of energy while focusing. Giving kids snacks like almonds, banana slices, or a bowl of yogurt with berries before they sit down to study can help fuel their concentration ...