Original 1913 Motor Age Magazine Cover Art Illustration Painting By Tarzan Artist Clinton Pettee This original painting by Clinton Pettee of a couple in a bright yellow brass era roadster was used as ...

This immersive Picture Story features images from Back to Bates weekend, Sept. 28–28. Since 1920, the fall weekend has promised alumni and families the opportunity to "grow young once more." College ...

And now you can relive those bygone days of yore by browsing through this archive of PDFs of all back issues ... computer age. Indeed, the archive ends in 1982 when the magazine changed its ...

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The past two years, we've engulfed and entertained you with Motor Trend's "Best-Handling ... all the objective and subjective bytes. While no magazine had ever attempted testing this detailed ...

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Leadership lessons from Ratan Tata, a business titan who led Tata Group to success with purpose-driven strategies, long-term ...

Manchester provides a useful case study for analysing how the age-friendly agenda can be pursued within the context of inequalities: 59% of its older residents live in the city’s most deprived ...

As the proportion of fatal crashes involving older drivers rises, two new studies underscore significant challenges ahead.

Actor Taraji P. Henson is in the final season of her hit Fox TV show, Empire, which ends in May. She speaks out about mental health issues specifically within the African American community.