The time Americans spend socializing face-to-face has dropped by a third in the past 20 years. For teens, it’s dropped nearly fifty percent.

For an installment of 1A's series on loneliness, called “In Good Company,” I interviewed four people to examine why Americans are hanging out less, why that matters, and what they're doing about it.

In April 1993, one million people flocked to the nation’s capital to take part in one of the largest civil rights demonstrations in American history. But nearly 30 years later, the march has faded out of the mainstream.

Pending vaccine plans from the university and amid slow state rollout, three University of Maryland students reflect on what the COVID-19 vaccine means to them - and their futures.