An annual survey of employers shows that college grads may have an easier time finding jobs in 2021 than they did in the first year of the COVID pandemic.

Americans started getting back to regular activities like travel and eating indoors before COVID-19 vaccines became available, according to a new study.

New research paints an evolving picture of vaccination acceptance and hesitancy. It suggests people can change their minds about getting the COVID-19 jab.

As Delta variant cases are on the rise, a new poll shows how Americans feel about COVID-19 vaccine mandates for some events and certain workers.

A poll shows 63% of Americans plan to go to a bar or restaurant in the next few weeks. A year ago, 43% were willing to if COVID restrictions were lifted.

How many Americans consider themselves "anti-vaxxers"? A new survey finds that a "surprising" number of people sometimes or always identify with the label.

As more people take genetic ancestry tests, more identify as multiracial. That could pose issues for demographic research, such as the census.

Stress and boredom may have led to an increase in daily cigarette use among some smokers in the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic, a survey finds.

Ending the pandemic relies on vaccinations, but vaccine hesitancy could sink the effort. An expert explains the reasons people say they won't get the shot.

A new survey finds that nearly 20% of Americans knew someone who died of COVID-19. It also digs into divded reactions to the pandemic.