
Want to know what Obama is up to today? You're in luck. As of this week, the White House is making the President's public schedule available online. You can even add it to your own iCal calendar.

Want to know what Obama is up to today? You're in luck. As of this week, the White House is making the President's public schedule available online. You can even add it to your own iCal calendar.
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A 50-state report from the Schott Foundation for Public Education has come to a dispiriting conclusion: public education is failing black male...

New York City just dropped $1.3 million on 2,000 iPads. Should your local school district do the same?
This sudden, surprise announcement by the Obama administration-to delay his trip to Copenhagen from December 9th to the 18th-is a much bigger deal...
"Scent branding"—wherein hotel chains, electronics companies, or lingerie lines create a signature smell and then stink-bomb the hell out of...

Los Angeles comedian Kristina Wong brings sustainable schtick to the stage in her one-woman show "Going Green the Wong Way."

America's kids are dehydrated and that could be affecting their academic and physical performance.

New York subway riders throw out $52 million worth of rides each year. Can MetroChange harvest that value back into the community?

If you've resolved to write more in 2012, a daily email with writing prompts could put you in the mood.

In order to explain data visualization, Ffunction created this truly meta, complex venn diagram. Our hats are off to them.
David Benjamin looks at five innovative projects revitalizing American urban spaces PLUS: GOOD Video Feature
The Next Generation of American Public Spaces. An original GOOD Video presentation on the Highline..
Science confirms the totally obvious: public education is broken and private schools better educate their students. What a shocker!.
Slate's architecture critic Witold Rybczynski takes a look at the new approaches to designing central city public libraries in an intriguing...
The acclaimed English architect Richard Rogers has written a short piece in The Guardian arguing for a change in how we think about public...
Foreign Policy and Prospect have released a list of the "Top 100 Public Intellectuals." The list is dominated by political scientists, economists,...
There isn't much info available online about the "Poster Public Project," but the work is nice. It's a series of simple public posters featuring...