Student debt is often seen as a burden, but there’s a hidden flipside that few people acknowledge.
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Maryana Bilski Is Paying Fashion Forward
Part online fashion store, part philanthropic organization, and part vehicle for its founder’s own personal development, Maryana Bilski’s BunnyJack is a unique NYC-based enterprise with a backstory nearly as curious as its name.
How Student Debt Changed My American Dream
For many with student loan debt, the American Dream isn’t what it’s cracked up to be.
Equal Opportunity Orgasms (and Other Venerable Pursuits)
Founded in 2012, The New York Toy Collective was born out of two queer womens’ quest for the perfect dildo.
How to Be in Charge of Your Finances and Your Future
For many professional women, managing finances seems like an uphill battle. Here’s how to do it right.
Poetry: The Money Tree by Elizabeth Karp-Evans
Elizabeth Karp-Evans is a writer and editor living in New York. Her latest endeavor is Pacific, a design and publishing studio founded with Adam Turnbull.
How a Free Education Shaped My Life
Ever wondered what it would be like to study whatever you want? A free education makes that possible.
How Women Are Leading the Sustainable Fashion Movement
While “fast fashion” is partly to blame for the poor working conditions experienced by female garment workers, women are also the ones pioneering the sustainable fashion alternative.
How Startups Are Turning the Female Body Into Big Bucks
Health tracking apps for women are on the rise, like Ida Tin’s “Clue,” an app that allows women to track their periods.
Mind Over Money: An Interview with LearnVest Founder Alexa von Tobel
LearnVest Founder Alexa von Tobel on economic security and the psychology of money.
Why “Wendy and Lucy” is Michelle Williams’ Most Desperate Movie
Kelly Reichardt’s indie film “Wendy and Lucy” stars Michelle Williams as Wendy, a young woman on the search for a better life with her only friend, a dog named Lucy.
The Floridian Underbelly: A Review of Sarah Gerard’s “Sunshine State”
Sarah Gerard’s collection of essays is part-memoir, part-investigative journalism about the darker sides of Floridian life.
Travel Blogger Randi Delano’s Guide to Traveling on a Budget
What Randi Delano discovered was life-changing. Traveling on a dime was easier and actually cheaper than her life in New York—so much so that she was able to turn travelling into her full-time job.
How Bitcoin Is Helping Women in Emerging Markets
Bitcoin isn’t just a pastime for restless tech nerds: it’s a game-changing technology that is creating a global payment network for all individuals, regardless of race, gender, or socio-economic status.