As college football enters October and teams begin to separate themselves, it’s probably for the best that we have a weekend of minimal intrigue, thus giving us time to sit and sift through the ...

Kids are left alone during lunch and recess time. This is the time when ostracism and negative effects of cliques happen. "Schools need to be more involved in the supervision of cliques.

An employee’s lunch theft woes – and his drastic solution – recently drew attention online in a tale that other office ...

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Leander Middle School’s No Place for Hate program sheds light on problems facing middle schoolers and tackles solutions to fix it.

Like in the movie "Mean Girls," many adolescent girls have perfected the lunchroom snub and the art of vicious gossiping. But it seems they're also becoming more physically aggressive.

Everyone has been reliving their high school-era anxieties of lunchroom cliques from this latest Twitter meme. Everyone, including celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay. A stock image of school cafeteria ...

Cliques in school cafeterias are legendary, but one group determined to break it up with a campaign called Mix It Up at Lunch Day over 10 years ago.

Many friends still bemoan the cliques in their high schools and the pain of being outside the social hierarchy. A new study looks at what school environments nurture cliques.

How can black women stay and safely navigate workplace cliques that create an environment of exclusion or feeling invisible? Below are five tips for when the feeling gets to be “too much”: 1.

The University School of Milwaukee is trying to take anxiety out of the lunchroom experience. It has assigned seating with a teacher at each table. Officials say it improves school culture. Others ...

The hallway outside the cafeteria at Dean Morgan Junior High was a little crazier than usual Thursday afternoon. Student council members grabbed at their classmates' hands, checking for brightly ...