Mah Jongg developed in 19th-century China, spreading globally in the early 20th century. Joseph Babcock, an American in Shanghai, helped popularize it in the West. Today, it’s played by hundreds of ...

Last February, my friend Fiona texted a question to me and two other friends: Who wants to learn how to play mah-jongg? None of us — a group of millennial moms in our late 30s and early 40s — had ever ...

An antidote to post-pandemic social isolation, this old-fashioned game is getting people together everywhere from house parties to dorm rooms.

West Orange residents created Mahj and Away, a community-driven initiative to help women reconnect, sharpen their minds and build lasting friendships through mah jongg.