Commentary

What editor Kim Schneider learned is there are still plenty of ways to celebrate all the great things happening in Cleveland.

The rings might have been fake, but this couple's love is as enduring as gold.

Editor Kim Schneider is thinking twice about where she's spending her money this month.

When the days seem to all blend together, what happens to the kids?

CMSD and DigitalC are teaming up to take on one of the city’s most enduring problems — internet access.

Cleveland is one of the most segregated areas in the country. Not so long ago, some wanted to change that.

In this month's column, editor Kim Schneider writes about the high school instructors who motivated and inspired us.

One writer reflects on the stories behind the images we see.

As changes need to be made in our classrooms, communities and city, leaders should listen to the voices of those facing the racial disparities and more.

After the wave of protests and calls to action following George Floyd's death across the country and in Cleveland, editor Kim Schneider reflects on ways Cleveland Magazine can do better as a voice for the city.

Local poet Phil Metres pens letters to his family from quarantine.

Editor Kim Schneider on why the places we live and the people who live there make a city what it is.