February 2025 Issue Carolyn Bruckmann, Harvard Kennedy School MPP ‘25 The so-called “Friendship Recession” is making its way into the vernacular—a profound shift in how Americans experience and sustain friendships. The data paints a stark picture.…

Learn what a sedentary lifestyle is, the signs and risks of inactivity, and how to make healthy changes.

How to use AI coding assistants without letting your hard-earned engineering skills wither away.

Painting weddings for a few years now, I have spent a fair bit of time observing strangers move through a room.

Do you remember lessons on the common denominator?  There are two uses of this phrase:

What we lose when phones take away boredom and interstitial time

OR: the ideas your mother warned you about

i was addicted to instagram for about a month. it upended my life enough that i realized that i was living with something new-an undesirable habit. and once i realized this, it seemed like it would be wise to try to address it or at least think about it.…

New grads are being increasingly excluded from a job market that prefers automation and more seasoned workers.

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OR: there's an air conditioner in your head

The difference can be subtle

psychological phenomenon

on starting, doing, being, and becoming.

For many people, A.I. may be bringing the age of traditional text to an end.

Giving good career advice is hard. Maybe it’s because careers can look more alike than they really are. Two people can have the same title but what helps one...

From tinkerers to metric seekers: How the shift in developer culture is impacting innovation and creativity.