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TCU alumni are 2x as likely as American Indian graduates nationally to have felt supported while obtaining a degree.

Democrats and Republicans are equally engaged in the 2020 election, with roughly seven in 10 supporters of each party giving it "quite a lot of thought."

Many country leaders are offering plans to tackle climate change this week at the United Nations General Assembly, but what grade would their own people give their efforts to preserve the environment so far?

Learn how restaurant leaders can achieve growth in today's competitive food service industry.

Declining confidence in organized religion likely reflects many factors, including clergy scandals and the religion-politics connection.

Executives don't spend enough time with customers. Creating customer-centric leaders who make decisions with the customer in mind is key.

Discover how to grow your restaurant business through third-party delivery services and what people want from 3PDs -- before your competitors do.

Among current U.S. undergraduates, arts and humanities majors are significantly more likely than others to have had several key collegiate experiences that predict positive life outcomes.

A recent study of U.S. college students affirms six key collegiate experiences that affect student confidence about their readiness to succeed at work.

For over a decade, Gallup has recognized the world's most elite workplaces with the Gallup Exceptional Workplace Award.