Food & Wellness
In today’s “green rush” of supplements derived from the hemp plant (Cannabis sativa), it can be confusing to sort through product labels and understand exactly what you’re getting. Though hempseed oil has been a mainstay at health food stores for decades, the surging...
Features & Essays
Can Policy Reforms Get Young Voters and People of Color to the Polls? The right to vote lies at the heart of the American political system. And yet, election after election, large swaths of eligible voters — especially young people and communities of color — sit on...
Profiles & Interviews
Taunee English is a whiz with numbers. She held a top-secret security clearance in the U.S. Navy as a cryptologic technician (aka Morse coder) and then worked in accounting and business management for a number of years before beginning her real estate career in 2008....
Profiles & Interviews
The Stanford Anesthesia Summer Institute (SASI) helps high school and college students work toward meaningful careers in healthcare. As a volunteer ski patrolman in the mountains near Lake Tahoe, Stanford Anesthesia Summer Institute (SASI) past participant Ryan...
Features & Essays
A visionary architect is building wood high-rises that can help cool the planet We live in them. We work in them. And our planet’s getting warmer because of them. The buildings we inhabit are major contributors to climate change—accounting for nearly 40 percent of...
