Jasper "Jaz" Joyner

Don’t sweat. In this guide, we’ll help you troubleshoot an AC system that’s blowing warm air...

With these 11 frugal camping tips and deals, you’ll be well on your way to camping bliss in no time.

With the help of Sealed, first-time homeowner Gretchen Heinel transformed her 150-year-old house into a more comfortable place to live and work...

Here are three new poetry books by brilliant, Black queer folks, just in time for Pride month.

Hildur Guðnadóttir got everyone talking as the critically-acclaimed composer for Joker (2019).

A recent World Economic Forum study predicts that advanced technologies such as AI, robotics, and machine learning will replace approximately 85 million jobs by 2025.
If this study is any indication, AI isn’t going anywhere. But how do you keep up?

A study by Spanish researchers found a link between online misinformation and believing in myths about the causes of cancer. However, the research was met with criticism by some in the medical community...

Inaccessible design impacts our mobility. Let's examine how architecture and design impact independent living.

I sat down with Brooklyn, Bed Stuy-native, writer-comedian, Sheria Mattis to talk about baby Black girl Chris Farley impressions, The Fibroids: A Love Story, and why toxic masculinity’s long reign in comedy must end.

Have your best Take Your Dog to Work Day yet with these 8 terrier-riffic tips.

We have innovation to thank for hundreds of inventions many of us take for granted today. But technology without accessible design proves time after time to lead to less than helpful or even failed products...

If you’ve wondered why you wake up so tired, despite getting hours of sleep, it could be due to depression...

Here we’ll highlight the five HBCUs in Virginia and share some of their most interesting facts.

From decorating the tree to gift shopping, Christmas is all about giving. Sometimes, though, we forget to care for ourselves...

People with cat allergies—rejoice! Swiss researchers have done a promising study on a possible cat allergy vaccine that doesn’t involve any human shots or medicines.
The vaccine, which is called HypoCat, is not for people but for cats. It goes after a certain protein, or allergen called Fel d 1, which cats make.
Not only would it help cat lovers, but the vaccine can potentially help lower the number of cats in animal shelters.
Cat-lovers with a pesky cat allergy—you may be in luck. Swiss-base...