In The Mountains Of Kentucky: Life Measured In Quality, Not Quantity
We have statistics challenging us to leave our area and find a better one, but as the saying goes: there’s no place like home.
Noah Nelson
The DREAM Deferred: This DACA Recipient Isn’t Sure What The Future Holds
This month has been nothing short of a roller coaster for those covered by DACA, we asked one recipient what she thought.
How Fashion Helped This Cal Poly Student Embrace Her Ethnicity
“[I] seized the opportunity of an open call to be a part of the Indian Student Association fashion show on campus as a model… Despite my different racial identity, this made me feel accepted as a minority for the first time at Cal Poly.”
Escape Games: The Latest Piece of the Classroom Puzzle
Escape rooms are all the rage, and some savvy educators are using them to unlock student’s learning potential.
Undercover “Muslim”: My Hidden Islamic Heritage
Nabra Hassanen was my same age. And given a different path, her fate could have been mine.
“This Is Not Normal”: Seventh Graders March To End Gun Violence In Brooklyn
“In the beginning [the students] thought gun violence was normal. They believed it was normal to hear shootings on a nightly basis, for people to solve conflicts with a gun.”
This Mother’s Day, I’m Honoring My Undocumented Mom
If my mom was deported and didn’t come home one day, it would be the hardest day of my life…I can’t imagine my life without my mom, she is the center of my universe.
Meet Bobby Brooks: Texas A&M’s First Openly Gay Student Body President
Bobby Brooks, a junior at Texas A&M, is a trailblazer for the university and its culture.
Higher Education Needs to Secure Its Networks
Universities contain large amount of sensitive information, including social security numbers, passwords and personal information. All of these educational institutions are vulnerable to cyber security attacks.