Founded by a former bank executive, Luminary is a two-story, ultra-chic members space for women in New York City's NoMad district complete with a beauty salon and brand new "Glass Ceiling" rooftop lounge.Since opening in November 2018, it has gained over 600 individual and corporate members.Individual membership costs between $150 and $450 per month for varying levels of access to Luminary's programming and spaces. Day passes are also available.I spent a day at Luminary, during which I met women of all ages who work across industries.
Adjunct professors and Columbia College faculty union members walk the picket line outside Columbia College Chicago. Photograph: Michael Jarecki via Columbia College Faculty UnionAdjunct professors and Columbia College faculty union members walk the picket line outside Columbia College Chicago. Photograph: Michael Jarecki via Columbia College Faculty UnionUS unions This article is more than 1 month old‘If this was about money, we’d still be teaching’: inside the longest adjunct strike in US historyThis article is more than 1 month oldAcademics at Columbia College in Chicago are in a fierce dispute over cuts to courses and poor working conditions
In a field outside Knoxville, Tennessee, a fast-growing community is accommodating residents in their own homes for as little as $20,000.
A retired software developer told Insider how she went mortgage-free by leaving her traditional home behind to move into a "Hobbit"-style dwelling where most residents are single women over the age of 45.
'Family from 170 total strangers'EJ Runyon, an author, moved to the community after living in New Mexico and New Hampshire when she realized she could afford to buy a home outright.
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A contemplative exploration of existing between two cultural identities meets fake relationship romance meets backwoods thriller in this absolute powerhouse of a debut from Ojibwe author Angeline Boulley.
Daunis has spent her life balancing between two identities. Her father was a hockey star from the Sugar Island Ojibwe reservation, and her mother is the daughter of one of Sault Ste. Marie's most prominent families. Her connection to her Anishinaabe family is strong, but as an unenrolled tribal member, she feels like everyone questions her belonging.