Articles Why Can’t We Party in the Street? It’s getting more and more difficult for Americans to gather on public streets, out of joy or anger, and that’s a problem.Angie SchmittJan 29, 2015
Articles 3 Anti-Youth Policies that are Hurting Your City Attracting young people is key to urban competitiveness, but some cities still make being a kid a criminal offense.Angie SchmittJan 07, 2015
Articles The 10 Most Shocking Facts About Cleveland’s Violent Police Force Imagine what federal investigations could uncover about your local police force.Angie SchmittDec 09, 2014
Articles What the Gentrification Debate Always Leaves Out Armchair urbanists look at price-gouged coastal cities forgetting that many inner-cities lack development.Angie SchmittDec 09, 2014
Articles If You Really Love Nature, Don’t Live Anywhere Near It Almost universally, people living in urban locations have a much smaller environmental footprint.Angie SchmittNov 21, 2014
Articles How to Cap Plastic Bottle Waste The one neat policy trick that could greatly reduce the environmental impact of beverage-guzzling ways.Angie SchmittOct 16, 2014
Articles The Vision for a 21st Century Drive-in Way out in West Texas, a grand plan for a drive-in movie theater promised to invigorate an entire community.Angie SchmittOct 02, 2014
Articles 3 Epic Racial Profiling Blunders from History Racial profiling not only harms innocent people of color, it can cause law enforcement to lose crucial time in pursuing the true criminals.Angie SchmittSep 28, 2014
Articles There’s No Shame in Being a Foamer Whether you have a one-track mind or are simply off the rails, this quiz that will ascertain your true love of trains.Angie SchmittSep 07, 2014
Articles Vermont Kicks the War on Drugs The state is tackling its heroin epidemic through public health efforts instead of a criminal justice crusadeAngie SchmittSep 03, 2014
Articles A St. Louis Alderman Made These Vines Before Getting Arrested Antonio French on the front lines of FergusonAngie SchmittAug 15, 2014
Articles The Next Frontier in Urban Living: Waterways? Global warming and urban overcrowding fuel the next generation of houseboat livingAngie SchmittAug 10, 2014
Articles Want to Make Your City Better? Lower the Speed Limit. The 20’s Plenty campaign is slowing down some of the world’s fastest paced places.Angie SchmittAug 06, 2014
Articles How Helsinki Became a Public Transporation Paradise One European city plans to make car ownership obsolete within a decade.Angie SchmittJul 22, 2014
Articles LeBron James Complicates Cleveland's Comeback Story Returning to Cleveland, LeBron James contends with a city’s past and conflicting views of its futureAngie SchmittJul 12, 2014
Articles The Real Implications of Detroit’s $500 Houses Sometimes the Rent is Too Damn LowAngie SchmittJul 10, 2014