As a college professor for 30 years, I just created a brand-new eight-week course at the university about adulting. In a final online discussion board, I asked students to list and explain the three ...

Your age is not just a number! Recently, I turned 54. Fifty-four years represent the number of years I have been given so far to live for Jesus. What about you? How many years are you right now? Like ...

IT WAS ONE of those lousy late-fall New York evenings, cold and dark and sort of half raining and half sleeting. I walked out of my office and slipped on a patch of ice. It wasn’t much of a slip. I ...

I just retired from my weekly radio travel show, “Let’s Talk Travel with AAA” after hosting it since September 1993. It has been an extraordinary career and I have loved (mostly) every minute, ...

This column will continue, with my colleague Jared Brey taking over. I’m stepping down this week as editor of Governing, however, so this will be my last contribution in this format. It’s been more ...

In early May, I began the process of switching myself (and my partner and family members) away from T-Mobile. After being T-Mobile subscribers for 10 years and being fed up with price hikes and ...

From submitting my UC application to receiving my acceptance letter, my Berkeley journey has been marked by academic and personal growth. In the beginning, I was scared, nervous and not sure what to ...

I install a new antivirus for testing practically every week; if you’re lucky, you just do it once. If you want the most protection from yours, these tips will make sure you get it. When the IBM PC ...