Most of us are still living by an Industrial Age life script — learn, work, retire. Time for a rewrite.

“It’s good to know about the environment around you, and find out where you stand out in the world,” said Katie Kauffman, a Calvin student with Down Syndrome, about the Ready for Life (RFL) program.

There is no age limit on learning. Judy Elstein — an 82-year-old former English teacher and resident of Cambridge — knows that to be true. Nowadays, she spends her time in classes at the Harvard ...

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Life can be incredibly confusing. We all want a good life filled with happiness and peace. We yearn to wake up each morning with gratitude and end our days with a sense of fulfillment. But achieving ...

The Learning for Life Center, founded in 1998, serves as a community hub for education and personal growth. Six local wellness-oriented businesses currently operate out of the center on SW Rudolph ...

Remember high school? Your friends, your music, your style? What lessons from high school classes do you still use today? If you could go back, what do you wish you’d learned about real life? Research ...

If you’ve been human for any amount of time, then you’ve experienced loss. We lose relationships, jobs, money, health, homes, dreams—and most heartbreakingly, people we love. Despite loss being one of ...