Young people are struggling to find love. It’s time to bring back the matchmaker.

In the 2024 cycle of the Princeton Marriage Pact, Leila Leibert ’27 and Manuel García San Millán ’27 were the top match on campus out of 2,526 participants. The algorithm told them they were 100 ...

In a culture saturated with choices, swipes and infinite optionality, they’re craving something more human. Fewer options, ...

Less swiping, more matching. It's that simple.

When Ben Rosenfeld started working as a residential assistant at a Stanford University dorm, he encountered 77 freshmen possessed by an “all-consuming” force. His new gig coincided with the release of ...

Warning: This graphic requires JavaScript. Please enable JavaScript for the best experience. Valentine’s Day is approaching. You find a match! From the person’s ...

A student-created matchmaking algorithm has taken Stanford University by storm, transforming campus social life as thousands of students eagerly await their weekly matches. Date Drop, a platform ...

On the eve of Valentine’s Day, this love story from my column archives five years ago, slightly updated, seems appropriate to share again… If the weather app on your phone says 92% chance of rain, you ...

As Valentine’s Day approaches at Stanford, some students may be gearing up for first dates — not with people they met on Tinder or Hinge, but with matches from a service called Date Drop, designed by ...

The following content is purely satirical and entirely fictional. This past Valentine’s Day, a record number of Princeton bachelors turned to LinkedIn in what experts are calling a “strategic, ...

At Stanford, romance now arrives on a Tuesday night timer. The campus is flocking to Date Drop, a student-built matchmaking platform that promises algorithm-picked matches every Tuesday at 9pm, ...

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