Steve Jobs said that among the most impactful classes he ever took in college was a class on calligraphy. It may be easy to ...

It’s been over a decade since legendary Apple Inc. co-founder Steve Jobs left us ... One of these was a calligraphy course, which might seem like an odd choice for a future tech mogul.

It would be smart of leaders to step back and allow their knowledge workers — those people who work with their heads — the ...

Steve Jobs was a college dropout in 1973 ... One of those classes was calligraphy, and it was taught by a Trappist monk named Robert Palladino. Palladino died last month, and his obituary in ...

Steve Jobs had a lot of diverse interests, including dance, calligraphy, and Western history. He became a practitioner of Zen Buddhism and spent 7 months in India to explore it more deeply.

Saturday marked the 13th anniversary of Steve Jobs passing away at the age of 56, following a lengthy battle with pancreatic ...

It's a well-known speech, and one of Jobs' most notable public appearances ... Reed College at that time offered perhaps the best calligraphy instruction in the country. Throughout the campus ...

Steve Jobs believed consulting lacks critical elements of a meaningful job, like the ability to own your mistakes.

One only need remember Steve Jobs’ reflections on the study of “useless” Japanese Calligraphy, which permitted him to “Think ...

For years, Apple prevented developers from launching console game emulators on the App Store, but that changed earlier this ...

“Do what you love, and you’ll never work a day in your life.” Although the precise attribution of this quote remains elusive, ...

It’s been over a decade since legendary Apple Inc. co-founder Steve Jobs left us, but his impact on the world of technology ...