How we’ve expanded our Quarter Life series

By Avery Anapol, Commissioning Editor, Politics + Society

Since early 2022, we’ve been working on a series called Quarter Life. So far, we’ve produced more than 100 articles, each filled with academic research and expertise on the issues affecting those of us in our twenties and thirties.

More recently, we’ve developed a mini-series called Fail Better. It’s all about failure: how to cope, how to move on and more. We set expectations for the careers we’ll forge, the relationships we’ll foster (romantic and platonic) and the experiences we’ll have. But sometimes,…

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