Our editor-in-chief shares her very unscientific predictions about what items will sell out this fall and winter COVID-19 pandemic season.
This inspiring photo’s worth at least 1,000 words about Black women’s political power locally. Plus, the story behind: “Find a dress, get your hair done. You have a press conference tomorrow.”
White women gained the right to vote 100 years ago, but Tamara Winfrey-Harris reminds us it took women of color many more years of tenacity and activism.
IndyHub Vice President Ashley Miser encourages Mavens to take part in the Do Good Often give-back program.
From the Children’s Museum to Conner Prairie, there will still be safe, family-friendly fun available this spooky season.
Platforms like OnlyFans and Patreon have seen a steady rise in users in 2020 with content creators starting channels focused on everything from sex work to cooking. Get to know this popular new corner of the internet through some of the locals who have been early on the trend.
Crisp weather days and nights lie ahead, Mavens. Here’s how to make the most of them the season—safely, of course.
Our fall intern—and Butler senior—Meghan Stratton is all about enjoying the outdoors right now.
How Britt Sutton, CEO of ArtMix, turned her epilepsy diagnosis in college into a purpose for her life and her career.
