
A Romp Through History
The New York Times, Oct. 23, 2020
Our state constitutions show that progress is not linear

COVID and Faculty Burnout
The Chronicle of Higher Education, Dec. 2020
‘Mental exhaustion and radical self-doubt.’

When Only One Spouse Retires
November 20, 2020
When one spouse retires and one doesn’t, chaos (and annoyance) can ensue

A Year Unlike Any Other
The New York Times, Oct. 14, 2020
This year has walloped education as schools have scrambled to teach students remotely, yet some schools and colleges have been amazingly creative in responding.

Long-Term Care Insurance
September 17, 2020
What should you look for in long-term care insurance if you want to age at home?

Why an Elder Care Attorney?
September 15, 2020
What do elder care attorneys do and why might you need one?

Back to School
September 2, 2020
The joys and challenges of returning to school later in life.

The Sandwich Generation
August 26, 2020
It’s never easy juggling caregiving for two generations, but try doing it during a pandemic.

Helicopter Children
August 26, 2020
Do you hover too much over your elderly parents at the risk of infantilizing them?

What I’ve Learned – and Haven’t – About Mindsets

The S-Index
August 2020
It stands for Sustainability Index – a tool to help zoos better manage their collections.

Great Jobs for Retirees
June 3, 2020
Want to help others your age learn online tools? Want to work at a resort? There’s lots of unexpected opportunities out there.

Ethical Wills
May 21, 2020
Leaving your heirs more than your stuff.

Participating in a Clinical Trial

Colleges and Title IX: A Special Report
The Chronicle of Higher Education, May 2020
The Chronicle surveyed colleges and universities on the challenges they face with Title IX. There are a lot.

Community-Based Conservation
May 2020
Communities, not just species, need to be the focus of conservation efforts.

John Singer Sargent’s Muse

The Elephant in the Room

Learning to Spot Fake News

Tips for Dating Later in Life

Test-Drive Your Retirement

Swimming with Sharks

How One University Addressed Adjuncts

How Can They Afford That?

Displaying, Not Hiding Slavery

Good-bye SAT?

60 Years of Learning?

The Importance of Names

The Impossible Presidency
