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An enduring value

The Eagle looks at why — and how — U.S. Mail remains vital

Magazine cover displaying an illustration of a tree and a hand reaching inside a mailbox
The Eagle’s fall cover illustrates the enduring value of mail.

Mail is as relevant as ever to customers, marketers and the Postal Service’s bottom line, The Eagle magazine reports in its fall issue.

The cover story examines how mail accounts for a large percentage of USPS revenue — despite a steep drop in volume from its height in the mid-2000s — thanks in large part to a growing embrace by marketers, and the organization’s new pricing authority.

Other articles include a look at how USPS is increasingly being used to deliver newspapers, and how artificial intelligence is being integrated into the mailing and shipping industry.

The magazine’s latest edition also delves into the history of the organization’s seals and logos, and it explores the ways postal systems around the world serve their customers.

The Postal Service mailed The Eagle to employees’ homes this month. It is also available on Newsroom, the USPS online news hub.