City

Who you are predicts where you will go in the city.

• By Jim Russell

Anxiety, mood disorders, and a heightened risk of developing schizophrenia: The psychological problems with urban living. (And some ways to potentially avoid them.)

• By Jared Keller

As an urban activity, work has been displaced.

• By Jim Russell

A new pair of studies helps to explain why city-dwellers seem to fall deeper in love with the urban environment the longer they spend there.

• By Eric Horowitz

New York City already cares about soccer, but will they actually support a team? The new team's success isn't a sure thing.

• By Ryan O'Hanlon

What SimCity tells us about America’s metropolitan optimism.

• By Tim Fernholz