Terri Williams

Two-time astronaut Leland Melvin explains the importance of higher education in the continuing success of space exploration . . .

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers provides the first line of defense against dangerous flooding . . .

Disruption experts Thales Teixera at Harvard Business School, Julian Birkinshaw at London Business School, and Terence Mauri explain everything you need to know about disruption, including what it is, how it happens and how leaders and companies can become disruptors instead of victims of disruption

Many organisations have adopted a more self-directed approach to learning, which means that leaders might be directed to read books and articles or given access to a huge library of online material. But according to Evan Sinar at DDI, Anthony Carnevale at Georgetown University Center for Education and the Workforce, and Rebecca Ray at The Conference Board, this is the wrong approach.

Only 20% of engineering graduates are women, but Dartmouth’s Thayer School of Engineering made history in 2016 when over half of the students receiving a bachelor’s degree in engineering were women. Professor and instructional designer Petra Bonfert-Taylor, plays a major role in achieving gender parity in this area.

Perhaps nowhere is the marriage between form and function more apparent than in faucets. In your kitchen and bathrooms, and even in your laundry room or at your bar, faucets are not only practical, but can also be pieces of art.

From accreditation to employability, don't let these notions get in the way of exploring an online degree . . .

Drew and Jonathan Scott, hosts of HGTV’s uber-popular Property Brothers and Brother vs. Brother, tell Freshome what they consider the ultimate man cave and offer tips on how to create it.

Open showers are growing in popularity, but what exactly are they? Read on for a full overview of open shower designs, including how much they cost and how to determine if this style of shower is right for your home.

Daniel Shapiro, founder and director of the Harvard International Negotiation Program, and Martin E. Latz, chairman and CEO of the Latz Negotiation Institute, offer tips to help prepare for and engage in successful negotiations.

What’s new and cool in bathroom technology? Freshome rounded up experts from the National Kitchen + Bath Association, Moen, KOHLER, Delta, GRAFF, and Philips Hue to get the latest news on this year’s hottest trends.

Experts from Randstad, Georgetown University, Deloitte, Skillsoft, Mercer, RIT, University of Michigan, JFF, Wharton School of Business, and Carnegie Mellon, explain the skills gap problem and provide viable solutions.

Morten Hansen, management professor at the University of California Berkeley and author of "Great at Work," reveals how working harder isn't the key to improving performance.

If you think of leaders as outgoing, sometimes larger-than-life individuals who command attention, you may have a hard time seeing an introvert as a good leader. And those misconceptions may be stopping you from promoting some of your best and most talented employees.

A recent report reveals how DIYers most commonly injure themselves—and the tools most frequently responsible for those injuries.