The Atlantic staff writer Ed Yong talks with James Hamblin and Maeve Higgins about the ways, large and small, in which we’ve all suffered.

After the mass shooting at my alma mater, I don’t need trauma bonding. I’m furious.

The attack on Israelis is a reminder of a long history of Jewish trauma.

Students have endured tremendous trauma during the pandemic—and teachers know learning can’t happen without healing.

Americans affected by gun violence talk about trauma, grieving, and intermittent hope.

An Ohio university has agreed to pay a former athlete $712,000 for brain damage he allegedly sustained from playing football.

K-12 students are now learning how to prepare for trauma. But at what cost?

Despite the political climate, a Houston-area suburb voted to build a $58 million high-school football stadium.

As a new season starts, the National Football League tries to move forward from an ugly history of brain injuries.