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The concept of multi-generational family households is now being seen more and more in the United States. This concept however […]

A new national survey shows that the Latino Population rose 47 percent from 2000 to 2011, with the largest segment

The Coalition for Public Understanding of Science (COPUS) has awarded Mónica I. Feliú-Mójer, Ph.D., vice-director and news editor or Ciencia

Puerto Rican scientist Dr. Yajaira Sierra-Sastre will be the only Hispanic among six specialists chosen by NASA to live for

Since November, Latino beliefs on economy and immigration have changed with the latter now being the top concern, according to

Advanced placement classes in high schools across the country are becoming more diverse, and students are scoring higher on the

Strong Latino attendance at evangelical churches is prompting leading ministers to come out in favor of immigration reform. A group

By Jay Sloves For CTLatinoNews.com “We never knew we could snowboard until they let us try,” said one of the

By Robert Cyr CTLatinoNews.com Latinos are following a growing nationwide trend of leaving the Roman Catholic Church for other faiths

Hispanic students are more likely to work longer hours when holding a job while attending school, compared to non-Hispanic white

The nation saw an increase in high school graduation rates in 2010, the highest it’s seen since 1976. With only