Thinking About Studying Abroad Soon? Here's What You Need to Know
Passport? Check. Itinerary? Check. Mask? Check.
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5 Documentaries You Need to Watch Now
These documentaries will change your perspective- and maybe even change your life.
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Everything I Learned in My First Year of University
Beginning university is an exciting and nerve-racking experience with endless possibilities; here’s what I learned.
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Save P.E. at UC Davis
Whether you want to train intensely, learn a fun new sport, or get some relaxing movement in, the UCD P.E. department (PHE) offers courses...
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6 Ways to Become an Activist in High School
You’re never too young.
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Changing Lives by the Day: Teach for India
Edited by Aneesha Chandra This summer, I got to sit on the other side of the desk. The side where you have twenty or so eyes trailing you;...
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Breaking the Infamous Stigma of a Nontraditional College Path
In our society, there is an underlying need to be perfect in all aspects, especially when it comes to school and academia. Beginning from a...
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Banned Books: Uncovering the Danger of Ignorance
Educators have the responsibility to teach students about real-life topics and allow them to feel represented in the classroom — with the continuation of excessive banned books lists, we’re blowing it.
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Environmental Racism: The Forgotten Issue
2020 certainly has not been the best year for the health of humanity. However, one good thing that has come out of this global pandemic is a renewed interest in social issues involving class and race around the world. For most of its existence, social media served to display only the good in people's lives. Now, it is becoming an educational resource for many and advocacy is becoming normalized.
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6 Ways To Make This Election Season Go a Bit Smoother
For anyone who turned 18 this year or anyone who is particularly curious about this year's election, election season can seem extremely overwhelming. There are always nasty advertisements on TV, untruthful accounts spreading information on social media, and it can quite literally look like two toddlers fighting on television. Luckily, I’ve compiled some helpful resources that I have used to make this election season not so overwhelming.
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How Podcasts Made Me a Better Listener and a Better Human
Podcasts have changed the way I think, live, and listen in quarantine.
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Indigenous Americans Fall Victim to the United States Educational System
Although segregationist policies do not exist today, remnants of racism still affect Indigenous students within the United States public school system.
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Zoom University : Yes or No?
Being a student during the year 2020 has been a rollercoaster ride, to say the least. When I first heard that classes would be online for...
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More Than a Mentor: Why Relational Peer Leaders Matter
True leaders aren't often visible.
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Why Teaching is Worth it
Teaching is one of the most rewarding things a person can do. It is not a job that just anyone can do. It requires a ton of patience,...
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São Paulo Mayor Election: The Educational Proposals Of The Main Candidates
Get to know the canditates a little better
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Cosmetology student on pursuing her dreams
The coronavirus pandemic has disrupted all aspects of life, but especially education. Being a student at any institution––university, trade...
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Deconstructing high cutoffs at University of Delhi (2020)
Delighted by their achievement of gravity-defying scores in Class XII board examinations 2019-2020 , students probing admissions to UG...
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Is Work-Life Balance Feasible For Women?
Growing up in a family where the women stayed at home while the men worked shaped my view of women’s responsibilities and duties. The women...
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The "Screw It" Semester Theory
In high school, I came up with an idea I call the “screw it” semester theory. The idea is that during your high school or college career,...
