In this episode of Sin Vergüenza by Somos, we speak with Monica Veloz about losing her favorite person, the loneliness of grief, and what it means to mourn out loud and in public without shame or fear of judgment. Monica…
THERE is a particular kind of woman people learn to depend on. She is capable at work, attentive to her family, and often the person others turn to when something needs to be sorted out. Her accomplishments are easy to…
After a year on the U.S. festival circuit, with buzzy stops at Mill Valley and Hot Springs, Diamond Diplomacy, the feature documentary from San Francisco-based filmmaker Yuriko Gamo Romer, receives its first international screening this week at the Tokyo Film Festival.
Kellogg Insight is the research & ideas magazine of Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University. Find tools to grow your career and business here. The End of Strategy? Our Faculty Discusses Oh the irony! First introduced in 1979, Harvard Business School…
Rooney Mara, the star of this Easter’s biblical epic Mary Magdalene, complained bitterly in 2015 about her role in the Hollywood whitewashing controversy surrounding Joe Wright’s film Pan. In Pan, Mara – who is white – played Native American character Tiger Lily, a…
What did the Rebbe write to the wife of a researcher wanting to change careers? How did he view the risks – and follies – of the stock market? The Avner Institute presents a thoughtful letter showing not only the emphasis on…
By many measures, Florida seems like an ideal place for Rep. Byron Donalds to make history as the first Black Republican ever elected governor. You might not think about the war in Iran when you're standing in the grocery store…
Are you currently struggling with such anxiety? You have the experience of having made it to the interview last time, and the practical work you've accumulated in your current job.Even so, when asked deeply, 'Why Fukuoka Prefecture?' or 'Is…
The closing night of the 2026 Pittsburgh Jewish Book Festival drew a large audience to Congregation Beth Shalom in Squirrel Hill to consider a troubling question: What if success in America does not necessarily mean you belong? That question lies at…
By Adam Herbets, The Center Square A nonprofit daycare that claims to have “over 40 locations” across California and received an $18.2 million award “for more [than] 1,048 children in at-risk” communities” actually has just one facility providing care for no more than…
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