Looking Back at Fashion’s Queer History
Paul Hiebert talks with the Valerie Steele, co-curator of A Queer History of Fashion, about the new exhibit.
‘Calvin and Hobbes,’ Bill Watterson, and Separating the Artist From the Art
The new documentary Dear Mr. Watterson tells us that people love Calvin and Hobbes, but we already knew that. Despite its name, the film doesn't reveal much about the comic strip's creator—and he prefers it that way.
What’s the Economic Value of an Arts Education?
While it's not perfectly tangible, the financial value of a degree in the humanities certainly exists.
The Emotional Outsourcing of the Greeting Card
Is it a kind of cheating to give someone a pre-made greeting card?
The Lonely Crowd of Social Media
What can a more-than-60-year-old book tell us about Twitter and Facebook?
The Link Between Payday Lenders and High Crime Rates
They seem to go hand in hand, but it's unclear which comes first.
How to Prevent Unwanted Pregnancies and Save Money at the Same Time
New research suggests that lowering the hurdles to publicly-funded female sterilization could do both of those things.
Teach Me How to Brand
Paul Hiebert talks with the co-founder of the country's first Masters in Branding program.
