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Impact

These pop-up hospital rooms are designed to help increase the capacity to treat coronavirus patients

What’s the most ethical way to get grocery delivery?

Our lack of will to expand broadband access has left millions of students disconnected during closures

Creativity

Audi made a four-hour road-trip video to help you deal with being stuck inside

The funniest reactions to the Babyface vs. Teddy Riley hip-hop battle that never was

Louis CK has nothing to lose in his new comedy special, but you do

Co.Design

Coronavirus is a once in a lifetime chance to reshape how we travel

How to grow a vegetable garden, according to legendary chef Alice Waters

These vintage-inspired travel posters are selling today’s ultimate destination: home

Work Life

Now is a great time to make some mediocre art

How leaders can best set priorities during the coronavirus crisis

I’ve walked the circumference of the earth—here’s what it taught me about creativity in quarantine