Journelism

Carla-Mae has observed more than half a century of sport fencing. Her drive to succeed and knack for administration landed her the job as the United States Fencing Association’s first executive director in the early 1980s. She has since watched the organization blossom into a serious competitor in the international a...

Coming out in high school was easy for Ben compared to finding love in college. Despite looking for a committed relationship, he has found only hooking up and flings to dominate the gay dating scene.

The number 141631 is branded on David Tuck’s forearm as an indelible reminder. He belongs to the dwindling group of Holocaust survivors, with a clear mission to share his story by publicly speaking in front of organizations of all sizes. His journey shows how the stark will to remain alive can trump even the most hei...

After witnessing the deaths of numerous friends, professors and mentors in Chicago, Jon began volunteering to help raise awareness about HIV and AIDS. In 1996, he moved to the Boston area, where he worked his way up in the field to become Manager of Prevention and Education at the Fenway Institute.

The boys are setting up their equipment in a heat that chokes the last drop of spit from their mouths. It is Relay for Life, a great charitable event, yet another that isn't putting a dime in the band's pocket. Paul Johnson, its lead guitarist, has patches keeping the patches of his jeans together. He was laid off from...