Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. This track—originally sung in French—has been covered countless times (by icons like Bing Crosby, Doris Day and Frank Sinatra, to ...

This classic is sure to bring you peace and a whole lot of nostalgia. Perfect to add to your playlist this fall if you want to be transported back to your childhood, playing on the monkey bars and ...

Pumpkin treats and cozy sweaters sure are signs that fall is here—but if you ask us, the season doesn't really start until the perfect playlist kicks in. You know the sounds we're talking about: ...

Listen to reader-submitted songs that capture the moodiness of fall. By Lindsay Zoladz Last week, I asked you to submit a song that feels like fall. So many of you responded with such evocatively ...

Tell us which songs deliver sonic coziness for you. By Lindsay Zoladz I’m on vacation this week, so I won’t be sending out any new playlists. But many of you have been emailing to ask how you can ...

Fall is officially upon us, with its kaleidoscope of leaves, its Halloween movies and, most importantly, its contemplative music choices. There’s something about the crisp weather and shorter days ...

Only three weeks into the semester, it seems fall is already upon us. As temperatures drop to the low 60s, students are already embracing sweater weather. Undoubtedly, shorts and T-shirts will soon be ...

Curating a fall playlist can be a great way to get into the fall mindset and start the season off right. Read on to hear Managing Editor Raquel Montelindo’s advice on how to make the best fall ...

Classes are almost back in session, leaves are changing color and professors are already emailing about first week assignments. The energy of Fall Quarter can be equal parts exciting and overwhelming.

As the leaves start to turn red and orange, we reach for our knit sweaters and hot lattes. Summer is ending, but the fall brings a sense of renewal. Listen to these songs below to celebrate or ...

This track—originally sung in French—has been covered countless times (by icons like Bing Crosby, Doris Day and Frank Sinatra, to name a few). But it’s Nat King Cole’s cover that has us slow dancing ...