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It's Time for Some Disruptive Innovation in Higher Education
Cameron Sinclair is building an open-source solution to the world's architectural problems.
A Q&A with Ammon Shea, dictionary reader extraordinaire I have accepted the Oxford English Dictionary as my personal savior. That sounds a tad...
This little animation from Three Legged Legs, about the health of our planet, is really well made.The message of the clip–that humans are a...
The Pentagon is bringing social scientists to the battlefield. Plus Big Thinker Samantha Power.
As the post-Christmas dust settles you may find yourself trying to sort out a disputed charge with your credit card company, figure out how to...
Designers Against Human Rights Abuse: the name says it all. The group was founded in 2008 by graphic designer Rishi Sodha. They've just put out...
The CircleBath Hospital in Bath, England, was designed by the high-profile architecture firm Foster + Partners to be a more pleasant place to...
Sometimes it makes sense to split the earth open—and sometimes it doesn't. Anthony Ingraffea lives on 70 acres of woodland outside Ithaca, New...
Humanity 101 Campaign Cities could create curricula and coursework on the subject of humanity and make it available at all public institutions...
Over at TreeHugger there's a story about scientists who are arguing that dolphins should qualify for moral rights as "non-human persons" because...
Stephen Ong describes his short film as "an insight into the human machine and [its] consumption addiction." Thanks, Zach!
Clean water is a pretty important resource insofar as it's absolutely necessary to sustain life. In the overall scheme of essentials, it probably...
In case you missed it last week, a Beverly Hills plastic surgeon was boasting of running his car on the fat he siphoned out of obese patients. Dr....
Are animal-to-human organ transplants the future of medicine? Getting an organ these days is no easy task. Currently, there are more than...
"Design is the ultimate renewable resource. Together, we can continue to build a better future."-Cameron Sinclair, Co-Founder and Eternal...
In honor of National Volunteer Week, GOOD will be bringing you a daily recommendation about organizations with which you can volunteer in your...
As the heath care debate booms along, may we introduce you to Jennifer? Jennifer lost her dad suddenly and when he was quite young. He had no...
Meet David Donaldson, a 25-year-old Teach for America corps member who teaches at a charter school in Baltimore. When he's not teaching English to...
What if the systems of the human body were depicted as a subway map? It would look something like this amazing map by Sam Loman. Insert your own...
Jason Rohrer's new game takes improvisation to the next level. One of the central tenets of gaming is that the computer remains an active...
