Young Californians Talk Climate Change in Their Communities
Climate change, global warming, impending doom — call it what you like. But it’s real, it’s happening and it’s all our fault.
Rebecca Martin
This Is What It’s Like To Work In A Migrant Shelter As A College Student
Two college students take us inside their summer job: living and working with migrant families in a shelter at the Texas border.
Asian-Americans Are Split On Affirmative Action Lawsuits
On the one hand, there is history to Asians being discriminated against in the U.S. But, on the other hand, some people wonder if the lawsuits, which target race-based admissions, could make schools less diverse.
University of Wisconsin May Eliminate 13 Humanities Majors. Here’s Why That’d Be A Mistake
Unless something changes, I will be one of the last people to graduate from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point with a Bachelor’s in English.
#NeverAgain Are You Listening — To Urban Youth Of Color?
“That’s the world we live in. If an issue is not affecting a certain class or demographic, it’s ignored.”
#MarchForOurLives: Parkland Teens Say There’s No Going Back To “Normal”
We love to be activists, but we also need to live as the teenagers that we are, which I think in a way is good for us.
OPINION: Jared Leto’s New Netflix Yakuza Movie Trades On Busted Stereotypes
Netflix is selling a new Jared Leto film using some of the oldest Hollywood stereotypes.
We Survived The Parkland Shooting And Now Head Back To School
As a survivor of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.. this is my life now: If I’m not at home, I’m in counseling, speaking at a rally, or visiting memorials in the park. Activism is a way to cope, not necessarily to grieve.
Marijuana MBA? USC Business School Weighs In On Legalization
How might young people prepare themselves to become cannabis entrepreneurs? Professionals from one of the nation’s top business schools have answers.