It's natural for children to form cliques because they want to belong and have an identity. But, family therapist Meri Wallace told The Early Show, those groups can become exclusionary. Wallace offers ...

If you thought cliques were a thing of your past—something from your high school years—you thought wrong. According to a new CareerBuilder survey, 43% of workers say their office is populated by ...

High school is a thing of the past for college students, with most of those turbulent times thankfully behind us. But one trend that persists, even at Harvard, is the clique. Many assume that cliques ...

You’ve finally managed to bring together a cohesive team—core employees who practically finish each other’s sentences. They work in sync, share ideas and their energy is infectious. So, why isn’t it ...

Welcome to Group Project, a series on the many ways young people are building and engaging with community. From queer resistance to finding new hobbies to forging alternate paths, working together is ...