I have a penchant for viewing – and sometimes buying – greeting cards. These cards fall into two types: The meaningful kind that have a thought-provoking quote, and the laugh-out-loud ...

This weekend marks the last Sunday in the liturgical year; in the Roman Catholic and other Christian traditions, this Sunday is known as the Feast of Christ the King. The liturgical year draws to ...

If you’re looking for a happiness hack, try focusing on gratitude and appreciation. A stoic philosopher named Epictetus who lived in first-century Rome believed happiness and freedom begin with ...

EPLN Publisher Steve Schewe reflects on the role of optimism in local journalism and responds to recent criticism of community news models.

I began my senior year at Dartmouth incredibly worried that I would be caught up in all of the “lasts.” I was afraid of ...

With that in mind, I offer my own reflections as a Jewish faith leader ... Looking Back with Gratitude 2024 has been a year marked by profound challenges for the Jewish community, yet amidst ...