The Rewards of Religion 101
Before coming to college I had no intention of taking a religion class. I was prepared to sign up for what I was used to— the standard...
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The Truth About Intergroup Dialogue
According to Ximena Zúñiga, key developer of dialogue programs from University of Michigan, Intergroup Dialogue is a, "face to face...
3 Year University: Yay or Nay?
Have you ever had to force yourself through a math course while hating every second of it? Or taken a geography class that bored you to...
3 Things To Do When Motivation Runs Low
It is that time of year again…the end of the semester. We have all put blood, sweat, and tears into our assignments, work, clubs and social...
Teaching: Is it Worth it?
Teachers are incredibly important, but they don't always get the recognition they deserve.
College is Weird, and I Don't Know What I'm Doing
College is really weird, and here's why.
My Greatest Teachers in College are Seven Years Old
Every Tuesday, I spend two hours of my afternoon volunteering at the local elementary school that is down the street from Kenyon. This is...
On Being a "Gifted Kid"
When I was in the second grade, I took a test that placed me into my school district’s Talented and Gifted (TAG) program. At first, I was...
Has Young Students’ Passion for Learning Gone Down?
For some students, education is everything to them, and to others, they’re perfectly fine as long as they get passing grades to get by. The...
Why Safe Sex Education is Important
Last week, in my Women’s, Gender, and Sexualities Studies class (which by the way is SUCH a good course that everyone should take!) we had...
My First Week As a BU Tour Guide
Ever wonder what it’s like to be one of the BU students walking around in their school merch, giving tours, and also probably getting in your way on Bay State Road (sorry!)? Maybe you don’t, maybe you do, but that’s me now! I’m so excited to be giving those campus tours, and here’s what I experienced in my very first week working with the Boston University Admissions Ambassador Program.
What Integrative STEM Education Means to Me
Here at Millersville, the university offers a minor for early childhood education majors called the Integrative STEM Education Methods...
My Trip to Tanzania: Jump Outside of Your Comfort Zone
Stepping out of our comfort zone is advice that we hear all the time, especially when we first come to college. Trust me, hearing the...
The Burdens of the Back: A Call Against Gun Violence
The government took a nap—must be nice.
Education Equals Empowerment
"It’s scary graduating because I love the school and being in college so much, but all good things must come to an end. I know CLU is very big on finding your purpose, and I feel confident for what happens after graduating because they helped me find and develop my purpose.”
Organization Spotlight: Rivkin Center
The Necessity of Increased Education in Women’s Health
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Calling All College Students: You Need a Mentor!
If you’re full of ambition but feeling directionless, here is your map to success.
Women Who Make a Difference: Dr. Nancy Ruzycki
Women are doing remarkable things around us all the time.
Midterm Tips from a Senior
As a fourth year, and one who is finishing their major classes this quarter, this particular midterm season is going to be a busy one. I am...
Imagine What Our History Books Will Look Like
Have you ever wondered what history books will look like in a couple of years? Click here to find out.
