THE season of love gives us the perfect reason to go on dates or shower our significant other with flowers and chocolates.

BU assistant professor of media science Kathryn Coduto says the evolution of dating apps over time has changed how people view relationships.

CHARLOTTE, N.C.– Love stories don’t always start with a swipe — sometimes they start with a locker down the hall. Tonight, we’re introducing you to a couple who met in high school, fell in love young, ...

Discover how Jennifer Adams, a DePauw University professor, stumbled upon a treasure trove of 1930s love letters that changed her life's work. These letters remind us that handwritten words can ...

As a teenager, Mary Claire Towns Stickle didn't have "work ethic" at the top of her list for a potential boyfriend, but it's ...

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From secret loves to shocking betrayals, explore seven classic novels with romantic twists that left readers gasping.

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From top steakhouses to favorite hidden gems, our USA TODAY Network food experts across Florida love sharing their picks for the best local spots to dine and sip. And now, with Valentine’s Day ...

With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with Penn professors teaching classes about love.

When you first meet someone who captivates your attention, the experience often feels electric. Your heart races, thoughts loop endlessly, and normal routines slip away. These sensations aren't just ...

Valentine’s Day is often reduced to roses, cards and romantic symbolism. But if we strip away the commercial wrapping, what remains is something far more fundamental: the human need to express ...