Faculty members at colleges and universities around the country are grappling with how to address potentially sensitive topics such as race and ethnicity, sexual assault, gender and sexuality, ...

Incivility in the OR: How hospitals, nurse managers and front-line nurses should respond Incivility and bullying in the operating room is a common but dangerous problem. According to an article in the ...

The postelection climate has heightened concerns about managing incivility in instructional settings and society as a whole. In October, I wrote an essay for Inside Higher Ed that explored how ...

COURTESY means a lot to me. I am keenly aware when someone fails to say please or thank you. Waiters or clerks who ignore me or respond snippily do so at their peril. My children know well my glare ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. See if you can spot the common thread in each of these examples from recent headlines: Someone callously films the aftermath of a ...

The glare from across the room. The cutting remark about an employee’s performance. The gossiping down the hall. The disruptive outbursts in meetings. The silent treatment. They are a few examples of ...

We’re often told, “Don’t bring your home problems to the office”, or conversely, to not bring work stresses home. But in today’s era of multitasking, flexible working and 24/7 contact, is it really ...

Filipinos are known for spontaneity, quickness to smile and great hospitality. Kind and gentle, it is difficult to say no directly or correct people publicly. Instead, Filipinos would rather keep ...

Recently, my institution came under public condemnation over certain breaches in the enforcement of a dress code for students on campus. Videos on social media show the manhandling of a female student ...

Regarding “Incivility in Washington,” an Oct. 7 editorial: Writing about this would be a lot easier if The Maui News and the rest of the country’s media would just state that they are an arm of the ...

Fuck ‘em. There. Done it. I’ve been uncivil in print. It’s what Charlie Hebdo does every week. I’ve often laughed privately at their covers as they drop into my Facebook stream - I love their ...

Considering the examples above, each is enough to make you scream and wonder how we got to this place. However, taking them collectively becomes an even harder pill to swallow because they stem from ...