Two sides to every story.
I’m okay But I’m not okay. I love helping those around me But they don’t know I need help the most. I’m so close to living my dreams It...
Toni Allison (C of C ‘22)
Toni Allison (C of C ‘22)
Toni is a junior Molecular Biology major and Psychology minor at the College of Charleston. She believes her role in science is to promote equal health care rights for all and emphasize bettering the quality of medical care received by minorities. Her ultimate goal in life is to become a pediatric oncologist and open a traveling clinic for those who can't afford quality care.
Follow her journey of navigating how to make the world a better place as a minority woman in STEM.
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I Was Raised by a Single Mother, & it Made Me Who I Am Today
The other day, my mom surprised me with a question. She asked “do you think I did enough? Could I have done better? Would you have changed anything?” Shocked that she even asked that question, I remained silent. So, mommy, this is my response.
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What Not to Wear on Halloween: Avoiding Cultural Appropriation
Halloween is a time of self-expression and creativity. It allows you to become whatever and whoever you want to be, but with this freedom...
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Black People are Dying from COVID-19 More than You Think
The black community is dying from COVID-19 at disproportionate rates. We can do better.
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For Caleb.
Happy 21st Birthday to my best friend, Caleb. A soul that the world lost too way soon. October 12, 1999 – February 9, 2017 Dear Caleb,...
