The stories and data behind the 131,890 matches we’ve made to date.
In our third look at this iconic question, we investigate how things differ for LGBTQ+ identifying students.
I dive into an oft-taboo post-breakup topic: rebounding (and how it might be good for you). Read on!
Just how far are students willing to go to mitigate their impact on the environment?
There's one key finding we missed in our last analysis of the infamous "leave or be left" survey question.
Today we face our fears—rejection. Read on for Relationship Science's take on romantic rejection, and what rejection can mean for different people.
We take a look at the results of a fascinating new speed-dating study that discusses whether or not we can trust our own preferences.
We evaluate why joint resolutions—ones you stick to with a partner—may be a better way to stay accountable.
There's no better way to kick-off the holidays than to analyze the psychology of gift-giving — we break down what gifts mean for power dynamics. Spicy.
We examine what rituals mean for romantic relationships.
Kyle and Conner wasted no time after matching with one of the highest compatibility scores on William and Mary's campus.
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