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A Stanford grad student tired of swiping created Date Drop, which sends students one thoughtful match per week. Over 5,000 students have signed up, and matches turn into real dates at 10 times the rate of Tinder.
Dating apps are losing hundreds of thousands of users as Australians return to meeting potential partners face-to-face. From live game shows to library speed dating, the shift toward human connection is picking up momentum.
Overcrowded classrooms and rushed curriculums are leaving Nigerian students behind in key subjects. Now thousands of parents are finding success with online platforms that let kids learn at their own pace.
Researchers at University of Waterloo just launched a free tool that makes dating apps safer by comparing safety features across 30 platforms. The interactive Safety Map arrives just in time for International Women's Day, addressing harassment and boundary violations that millions of users face.
Rachel Anderson, 35, walked out of a first date after her date intentionally made her underdressed for a fancy restaurant. Her instant boundary-setting is inspiring thousands to trust their instincts.
Scotland is empowering boys and young men to fight online misogyny with a bold new campaign that shows how sexist content hurts real girls in their lives. The five-week initiative reaches young people where they spend time online with a simple but powerful message: don't like, share, or comment on harmful content.
U.S. soccer icon Landon Donovan opens his new memoir about battling lifelong depression and finding peace beyond fame. His journey from World Cup hero to mental health advocate shows how redefining success can save your life.
After years of romantic heartbreak, a Navy researcher with a PhD in hydrodynamics spent $300,000 of his own money to build the matchmaking service he wished existed. Seventeen years later, Jodi365 is still connecting accomplished singles across India.
Forty young developers spent a night coding in bomb shelters, racing to create AI tools that protect kids from antisemitic attacks in online games. Their work comes as hate speech online has surged 264% since recent conflict began.
Emmy winner Andy Cohen told 3,400 Washington University graduates to measure success by happiness, community, and self-knowledge rather than money or fame. The St. Louis native shared life lessons from his journey to hosting Bravo's biggest shows.
160 graduates celebrated kindness over credentials as their defining measure of success. Teachers and students shared powerful lessons about finding meaning beyond traditional achievements.
Fed up with endless swiping and ghosting, singles across the UK are logging off dating apps and showing up to real-world events where connection happens face to face. The results are surprisingly hopeful.
Major tech companies are joining forces to support stronger protections for children online, with OpenAI becoming the latest to endorse legislation that would give kids more control over their digital experiences. The move signals growing industry support for updating online safety standards before AI becomes as embedded in young lives as social media.
A recovering alcoholic gave her date two simple requests: food she could eat and not a bar. He chose two bars with limited food options, revealing what she really needed to know.
New Zealand singles are swapping awkward dinner dates for padel courts, where the fast-growing racket sport is sparking real connections. With 600 players in one Auckland WhatsApp group alone, this tennis-squash hybrid is becoming the country's hottest social scene.
The European Union just made online safety easier for parents and kids with a new age-verification app that works like a digital ID without tracking personal data. Five countries already tested it, and now it's ready to protect children across Europe.
Hiring managers are now up to 10 times more likely to hire candidates with online degrees than before COVID-19, new research reveals. The pandemic's shift to virtual work permanently changed how employers view remote education.
New psychology research reveals that the ability to tolerate boredom and delay gratification predicts long-term success better than IQ or talent. The findings challenge popular self-improvement advice and highlight two unglamorous habits that separate high achievers from everyone else.
Omar Kenyatta Clark turned his mental health journey into a book that challenges what success really means. The peer specialist now helps others navigate recovery while sharing lessons from his own hospitalizations.
Nine successful female business owners shared the one thing that transformed their entrepreneurial journeys at a New Jersey summit. Their answers ranged from faith and community building to strategic self-promotion and authentic storytelling.
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