Would you let an economist set you up on a date? Economics is often associated with the idea of money. But the field extends beyond what can be (or should be) monetized. In the 1960s, researchers ...

Let’s create a reality dating show unlike any other in one key aspect. First, we’ll rent a villa on a tropical island. Then we’ll fly in five men and five women, each with their own (heterosexual) ...

Trying to keep up with social media and the ever-changing algorithms of dating apps can be frustrating, especially when these algorithms are hard to understand. In a perfect world, you'd get tons of ...

Now that dating giant Match owns Hinge, what's its first move? It's using a dash of AI to help you find a partner sooner. Hinge is trotting out a Most Compatible feature that uses machine learning and ...

There are always more fish in the sea. The once-comforting relationship advice has turned out to be a prophetic and overwhelming reality in the world of app and online dating. With ever-mounting ...

“They’ve been talked about as likely winners for a long time now, so it’s not really a huge surprise they’ve been chosen,” Princeton economics professor Dilip Abreu GS ’83 said. “It was a matter of ...