Life, in its most serene moments, often goes unnoticed. The simple routine of waking up, drinking a cup of coffee, walking through familiar streets, or laughing with loved ones may seem unremarkable.

The ability to respond to our lives as a challenge separates us from our primitive forbearers because our evolved brain gives us the opportunity to resist our most basic instincts (though not easily).

I was rediagnosed several times with various serious mental illnesses until the most dreaded diagnosis came: schizophrenia. As soon as the words came out of the doctor’s mouth, my line of thinking was ...

Gen Z can't seem to fathom that life requires us to do lots of things we'd rather not have to do. The oldest members of Gen Z were born in 1997, on the cusp of Y2K, growing up alongside new technology ...

I often cite classicist Daniel Mendelsohn’s insight that when your father dies, your accounting degree won’t help you process the experience to underscore the humanities’ true value: their unique ...