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Let's jump right in: just how single are the students who take the Marriage Pact? What does that mean for their values and behaviors while in a relationship?
We take a look at the ethical (and economic) quandary of billionaires and, according to college students, whether or not they should exist.
Are college students really looking for that one-in-a-million special someone, or does the predestined have no room in their relationships?
Maybe next time you casanovas give someone your number, make sure it's sunny out.
I discuss the core components of an effective apology, as well as when it's time to stop saying sorry for things out of your control.
What are some stereotypes associated with CS majors at different universities? How, if at all, do these patterns still hold across gendered lines?
We dive into the role of humor in relationships. It might be time to brush up on your best one-liners (if you're into that kind of thing).
Adventure is out there—and Yale students Spencer and Morgan are determined to find it.
We take a look at the science behind playing hard to get, and the reciprocity principle of attraction.
We’ve heard of “tech bros”, but is there such a thing as a “tech girl?” And what do these differences look like when we step outside of Silicon Valley?
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