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The film everyone's talking about reminds us that hardly anything is black and white anymore.
Our latest issue is all about how real people are getting by in this economy.
The dream of economic bliss isn’t dead—in fact, with the pace globalization intensifying, its closer to attainment than ever.
Funding higher education is an essential investment in our economy and our democracy
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We're more concerned with unemployment and job security than government deficits.
Providing service and learning opportunities for students during school vacations is essential.
If states can't afford to keep teachers at the relatively low salaries they're paid now, why are we even discussing the possibility of more money?
Shouldn’t I be happy the Kony 2012 campaign has finally drawn U.S. attention to a long-running conflict in my ancestral home? Actually, I'm angry.
Stan Engelbrecht and Nic Grobler photographed more than 500 people with their bikes across South Africa.
PES, who showed us how to make "Western Spaghetti" in 2008, works his stop-motion magic again with his new short, "Fresh Guacamole."
Creating a campaign is as easy as telling a story, setting a fundraising goal, and blasting the news of your effort to your social network.
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Many Columbia students felt spurned by Obama's choice to speak at Barnard, and their disappointment brought out uncensored venom.
New data from the Office of Civil Rights provides hard evidence of prejudice against black and Latino students in America's education system.
How to design your own dedicated space for crafting.
One of the country's first organic plant breeding fellowships is funding a Washington State University graduate student studying barley for beer.
Here's what women really think about facial hair.
The most popular internet video in years has sparked tears and controversy. We talked to one guy who started the madness.
We’re inviting the community to nominate a remarkable woman who has dedicated her time and resources to ending hunger and poverty.
At 2:46 p.m. in your time zone on Sunday, take a minute to reflect on the incredible challenge facing Japan.
This moment in history may be a perfect storm for the rapid rise of social enterprise.
In a music video for Johnny Neon's "Hearts," watch life from the view of an adorable, carefree dog named Lemon.