Resources
September 17, 2018

26 Invaluable Study Tips From a Harvard Graduate

Harvard University is one of the most prestigious colleges in the country. While the Ivy League school only accepts around 2,000 applicants each year, it isn't completely out of reach to the general public. On top of taking Harvard's free online classes, curious minds can also get a taste of student life thanks to Sophia Chua-Rubenfeld's study tips. Chua-Rubenfeld graduated from Harvard University with a degree in Philosophy in 2015.

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Design
September 15, 2018

The Most Jaw Dropping Airport Lounge in the World

Airports and airline lounges aren’t exactly known for their high design qualities and wellness-inspired features. In a world where plane travel is as common as hopping on the bus, we expect to have a less-than-ideal airport experience. We hardly bat an eye with extreme lines, hordes of travelers hovering over charging stations, and brown water being passed off as coffee.

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Art
September 13, 2018

What is Art Basel? A Guide to the World’s Biggest International Art Fair

Since 1970, creators, collectors, and dealers of contemporary art have congregated at Art Basel, the world's biggest art fair. Intended to spotlight the top artists of the time and act as a “driving force in supporting the role galleries play in nurturing the careers of artists,” the annual event attracts art perusers and professionals alike.

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My Modern Met

Celebrating creativity and promoting a positive culture by spotlighting the best sides of humanity—from the lighthearted and fun to the thought-provoking and enlightening.