The economic landscape is tough for everyone – especially recent college graduates who constantly find themselves in the experience-required-experience-needed conundrum. Breaking Point Flix takes an honest (& kind of funny) look at the question, “Why should I hire you?”
At universities around the world, men’s groups are banned.
John Edale noticed a phenomenon in the UK: boys were “missing” from universities. Below, he explores some or the root causes of the issue and proposes solutions to put a halt to the cycle.
Exploring the cyclical relationships between socioeconomics and education.
It’s too late for Jason Henry, but perhaps you can learn from his college mistakes.
Kobe Bryant’s use of an anti-gay slur wasn’t an isolated incident; it’s still all too common in our society today.
Kathryn DeHoyos explains how one philanthropist is making dreams come true, 33 med students at a time.
Returning home from college might be as big of an adjustment for students and parents as leaving home for college
Minnesota requires a registration fee, even when courses are offered for free, online. Is this justifiable? Can it be enforced?
Eric Sentell urges good men to teach themselves and their sons to engage with learning and with others before the gender gap becomes a chasm.
Young people did not invent their definitions of success; they reflect the values of their parents.
MSNBC investigates why 88 percent of veterans who enroll in college drop out after their first year.
Chuck Rudd makes a case for the life of the tradesman.
How is the country suffering from both high unemployment and a labor shortage in certain sectors?
Can microfinance revolutionize American education and solve our immigration problem at the same time?
“In fantasy land, we teach our kids abstinence—and they listen.”
David R. Dow is an attorney in Texas who has defended over 100 death row inmates over the last 20 years.
Mike Sacks discusses the attack in Woolwich, London, and extremism with a panel of experts on Islam and the Quran.
The Vasectomy Project is encouraging men to join forces and take responsibly for family planning. This is an opportunity to bring people together to talk about our collective responsibility while offering men a concrete way to contribute towards a solution by having a vasectomy.
Ted Chalfen gives one of the most positive graduation speeches we have ever seen.
Check out this heartwarming and humorous video of Heisman winners pitching in with Habitat for Humanity to help rebuild after Hurricane Katrina.
Try on eyeglasses from the comfort of your iPad. Part of the glasses.com try on revolution.
“Dear Masculinity, Who are you? Because no one seems to know for sure.” Dr. Kelly Flanagan’s letter to a man who’s impossible to know.
A best man supports the marriage of his friends, long after the reception.
Andy Bodle goes for a gorgeous girl with low self esteem, and finds himself mysteriously outclassed by everyone.
Are young males, generally, hardwired to take risks? Jason Kapcala explores this theme in part one of his series, “Bodies in Motion.”
The commander of the International Space Station gives a tutorial on how to keep up your good oral hygiene in outer space.
“A couple on the brink of a breakup has an intimate conversation in a restaurant, unaware that their every word is being closely monitored. However, not all is as it seems.”
This is a comment by Kat on the post “A Husband’s Job Is To Create Emotional Safety”.
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