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In the Guyanese household where Samanta Joseph grew up, she was expected to have a professional career. She studied and found work in computer information

For Thomas G. Jefferson, affectionately called T.J., Munich feels like home. Fluent in German and familiar with the social and cultural intricacies of Bavaria (the

George Davis loves to travel. But traveling is about much more than just experiencing a new destination; it’s about exploring the rich histories and cultures

Q: I read in the February issue that late payments and delinquencies can stay on your credit report for seven to 10 years and how

Most people have a great deal of assets, such as a secondary home, recreational vehicles, and boats. Unfortunately, we live in a litigious society. Therefore,

The airline industry is experiencing a little turbulence of its own. Independence Air is now defunct. Delta, Northwest, and United have filed for bankruptcy, while

Q: I am a 27-year-old gospel singer who would desperately like to become a gospel recording artist. Given the competitiveness of the music industry, I

Change is often difficult, even for the most resilient among us. It usually illicits fear, which then allows us to envision various scenarios that justify

Mia Woodard, 28, of Bowie, Maryland, experienced the thrill of success when she landed an entry-level job on Capitol Hill fresh out of college. But

Q: I’m a new, first-time director. I’ve been at my company for about a year. Recently, a young employee asked me to mentor her. I’m