By Eric P. Harding
Owning a home means you’re never done with projects. (Regular readers of this column will remember the pergola morass that occupied my summer last year.)

By Ken Kent
Though I am new to the role of Academy president, I am in no way new to participating in the Academy as a volunteer. Indeed, volunteering in our profession is personal for me.

By Tammy Dixon
The Code of Professional Conduct (“the Code”) sets forth what it means for an actuary to be a professional.

By Jim Lynch
The Age of AI and Our Human Future Power and Prediction: The Disruptive Economics of Artificial Intelligence Working With AI: Real Stories of Human-Machine Collaboration

By Warren Manners

By Tom Toce
Twelve of the across answers in this puzzle are one letter too long, so leave them out.

By Stephen Meskin
Combinatorial problems are often posed using urns into which balls are placed and then withdrawn.

By Robert Rietz
My longtime friend Albert, a math professor at Magnificent State University in the Mitten State, prefers Amtrak to flying.