4 Things High School Didn’t Teach Me, But Should Have
Thinking back to my four years of high school, there’s not that much that prepared me for “the real world.” So here are just a few life skills I wish I had learned in high school.
Nina Roehl
How Skincare Helped Me Find My Confidence
I’ve been dealing with acne since I was 10. I tried covering my face behind my hair. It got so bad that I even turned down last minute invitations to go out with friends.
How To Handle School Shooting Threats? Schools Aren’t Sure
In the first thirty days after shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, there was an almost 300-percent increase from the rate of shooting threats. What qualifies as a shooting threat? What steps should be taken afterwards by schools and law enforcement?
What Happens When Families Are Separated at the U.S.-Mexico Border
A yearlong in-depth investigation finds several human rights violations at the Mexican border including families being ripped apart.
My Mom Says She’s Not A “Feminist.” Her Actions Tell A Different Story
My mom and grandma are the two strongest women I know. So why do they reject the term “feminism”?
Not Your Mama’s College Application Process
College is more competitive than ever. It’s not like it was when our parents were young.
For The Love Of The Game (And My Dad)
My dad and I both love baseball. But for him it’s just a game. For me, it’s about spending time together.
First Job? Here’s What You Should Know About Sexual Harassment
As sexual harassment revelations break out across the country, #MeToo continues to be in the headlines. But what’s at stake for young women entering the workplace?
New App Aims To Improve Traffic Stop Safety By Going Virtual
A team of graduate students at the University of Florida is working on technology to make traffic stops safer and more transparent– both for the people pulled over and the officers involved.