Kristy Pyke

Design

Intermission: Art Carved Out of Books

Laramee sees his work as a way of illustrating the tension between technology and print.

Kristy Pyke

Mar 27, 2012

Intermission: What Can't You Deep Fry?

How about frying pizza, apples, or Spam?

Kristy Pyke

Mar 23, 2012

Articles

Half a Billion People Were Defriended Last Year—Does That Undermine Facebook's Business?

As Facebook users change the way they behave, the social network company will need to stay nimble to protect revenue.

Kristy Pyke

Dylan C. Lathrop

Mar 22, 2012

Intermission: Peep Show (The Candy Kind)

The Washington Post is highlighting some of its favorite submissions of dioramas made out of Peep candies.

Kristy Pyke

Mar 12, 2012

Articles

Fundraising Goes Social: Fundly Taps Your Online Networks to Support Your Cause

Creating a campaign is as easy as telling a story, setting a fundraising goal, and blasting the news of your effort to your social network.

Kristy Pyke

Mar 11, 2012

Articles

Intermission: Make Joseph Kony Famous

Kony, the leader of the Lord's Resistance Army in Uganda, is responsible for abducting thousands of children and forcing them to take up arms.

Kristy Pyke

Mar 09, 2012

Articles

Intermission: SNL Parodies The Real Housewives of Disney

What happens when Belle, Snow White, Jasmine, Cinderella, and Rapunzel (played by Lindsay Lohan) get together?

Kristy Pyke

Mar 07, 2012

Articles

Intermission: A Record-Setting Paper Airplane

The plane traveled 226 feet, 10 inches

Kristy Pyke

Mar 02, 2012

Culture

GOOD Books: No More Bullying

Bullying has been a ripe topic for novelists for decades.

Kristy Pyke

Mar 01, 2012

Articles

Intermission: Our New Favorite On-Court Blooper

Xavier's men's basketball team won an overtime thriller over Dayton this past weekend, but the most memorable moment happened before the game.

Kristy Pyke

Feb 24, 2012

Articles

Intermission: Old People Are Awesome

They skateboard, rock out to Whitney Houston (RIP), and perform feats of strength.

Kristy Pyke

Feb 23, 2012

Culture

GOOD Books: The Foreign Perspective on Globalization

Novels that tell the story of global connections from an international perspective

Kristy Pyke

Feb 15, 2012

Articles

In Rio, a Day Care Evolves Into a Sustainable Business

This sewing co-op and nursery supports its community with sustainable products.

Kristy Pyke

Feb 13, 2012

GOOD Books: Life on the Campaign Trail

These books give readers an inside look into what campaigns are really like, from the mundane to the ridiculous.

Kristy Pyke

Feb 03, 2012

Articles

Intermission: Acrobatic Ballet

Dancing in pointe shoes seems hard enough, but imagine doing it on someone's head.

Kristy Pyke

Feb 01, 2012

Intermission: A Coffee Shop Made Out of Shipping Crates

Starbucks is taking recycling to the next level.

Kristy Pyke

Feb 01, 2012

Design

Intermission: Pencil vs. Camera

Ben Heine's art combines elements of "magic, illusion, poetry and surrealism."

Kristy Pyke

Jan 26, 2012

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Laramee sees his work as a way of illustrating the tension between technology and print.

How about frying pizza, apples, or Spam?

As Facebook users change the way they behave, the social network company will need to stay nimble to protect revenue.

The Washington Post is highlighting some of its favorite submissions of dioramas made out of Peep candies.

Creating a campaign is as easy as telling a story, setting a fundraising goal, and blasting the news of your effort to your social network.

Kony, the leader of the Lord's Resistance Army in Uganda, is responsible for abducting thousands of children and forcing them to take up arms.

What happens when Belle, Snow White, Jasmine, Cinderella, and Rapunzel (played by Lindsay Lohan) get together?

The plane traveled 226 feet, 10 inches

Bullying has been a ripe topic for novelists for decades.

Xavier's men's basketball team won an overtime thriller over Dayton this past weekend, but the most memorable moment happened before the game.

They skateboard, rock out to Whitney Houston (RIP), and perform feats of strength.

Novels that tell the story of global connections from an international perspective

This sewing co-op and nursery supports its community with sustainable products.

These books give readers an inside look into what campaigns are really like, from the mundane to the ridiculous.

Dancing in pointe shoes seems hard enough, but imagine doing it on someone's head.

Starbucks is taking recycling to the next level.

Ben Heine's art combines elements of "magic, illusion, poetry and surrealism."