Kimberly Olson

Social epidemiologist Amani Nuru-Jeter was headed for medical school. Then some internship experiences prompted her to switch paths.

The dumbo octopus has been called the "cutest octopus in the world," but few humans have seen one up close.

Salary transparency might help close the gender pay gap—and benefit companies along the way.

Lawyer-turned-entrepreneur Sylvana Sinha marries tech with humanity to bring top-quality care to the country of her roots.

Volunteers make the world a better place, and they may get career boost.

A century ago, psychology researcher John Watson conducted a fear experiment on babies that would influence a generation of parents—and spur plenty of controversy.

Yes, artificial intelligence is biased. But there are ways to help mitigate its bias in the workplace.

When using personality tests in the workplace, beware of bias.

Whether your taste runs to jazz or hip-hop, ballet or turfing, fine art or street murals, you'll find it in Oakland.

A quick chat with Natasha Becker, the Fine Art Museums of San Francisco's first dedicated, full-time curator of African art.

You have car insurance—but do you have enough? Here's what to consider.

As CEO of Rebel Girls, Jes Wolfe helps girls see themselves as strong, smart, and capable

The legal profession is among the least diverse, but thoughtful strategies can help create better workplaces.

Napa Green raises the bar for sustainable viticulture.