The New York Times Used To Have A Period In Its Logo
The newspaper business has changed a lot since the peak of print, like how the New York Times took a very small but important punctuation mark out of its logo.
First Lady Mamie Eisenhower Had Her Own Shade Of Pink
Today is one of several days the US commemorates its First Ladies. Only one of them had her own color: Mamie Eisenhower, the namesake of "Mamie pink."
Colorful Crosswalks May Be Safer Crosswalks
A new study finds colorful painted murals around, or in place of, traditional striped crosswalks may cause drivers to yield more around pedestrians and keep them safe.
A Sustainable Pacific Island Community That Floats
As sea levels rise, small island nations like Kiribati face some tough choices. A European design studio has an idea that might help: sustainable buildings that can collect rainwater, generate electricity, and help grow food. And they float.
Raising Money For A Good Cause? Choose Your Fonts Wisely
Food banks are seeing growing demand, and feeding hungry people takes money. Amazingly, a study out of Ohio State University finds these nonprofits might be able to boost their donations by paying closer attention to typefaces.
Vegetable Displays Are The New Black
Veggies are good for us - but some households can’t buy them, and others don’t want to. What is it that will get eaters more interested in buying and eating their vegetables? One answer may be: the color black.