Dating algorithms have been a fun, low-stakes way for students on campus to meet new people. But have students actually been ...

Dating apps present an endless sea of potential matches. But do they actually expand our horizons? And is that good for us? Some studies suggest that dating apps can make us feel that settling down ...

Stanford's student-created "Date Drop" algorithm has captivated campus, matching nearly 2,500 undergrads weekly based on ...

Love is in the air — and online — at the University of Michigan. More than 2,900 undergraduate students — approximately one out of every 10 — have completed a new matchmaking service survey, dubbed ...

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Ruby decided to join Tinder. It took seconds for the app to download. And after inputting their personal information and uploading some photos, they were swiping left and right on an abyssal database ...

Some dating app users say manipulative algorithms suppress the good matches. When tech companies run romance, the truth is hard to grasp. Reading time 12 minutes Last year, a friend came to me with a ...

When my long-term relationship came to an end last year, I was morbidly curious to see what dating apps were like. I knew things weren’t good out there — I’d been reassured that I’d effectively got ...