Five Social Justice Issues to Involve Yourself in Today
As I sat on the small couch that was buried beneath the seventy printed pages of Thomas Hobbes’ Leviathan that I had begun to read for my...
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I Went on a Service Trip and despite the Controversy, It Was Really Great
There’s been a lot of conversation about service trips lately, with the term voluntourism and the idea of a savior complex being at the the...
The Polar Vortex Highlighted the Need to Address the Homeless Issue
The life-threatening temperatures are particularly dangerous for unhoused people.
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Can a Band-Aid Solution Break the Vicious Cycle of Homelessness?
A student’s effort to understand the complexities of a national epidemic
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Orbelin Portillo Blancas: Sharing InSight on Poverty and Inequality
Name: Orbelin Portillo Blancas Year: 2nd Year Major: Philosophy This week, we had the opportunity learn more about Orbelin Portillo Blancas...
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Community Highlight: Kingston Youth Shelter
Learn more about Kingston Youth Shelter, an amazing organization that our chapter is partnering with this year!
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Gabby Edlin's Bloody Good Fight
Periods: they're bloody difficult for us all. Whether it's the cramping and bloating, the craving for junk food that makes you break out,...
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Fighting for Justice - Just Love Exeter
When we turn on the news nowadays we are bombarded with disaster stories from across the world; wars, earthquakes, political violence...
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How Your Ballot Can Help the Homeless
The 2018 midterm elections are coming up quickly; college campuses across the country are pushing students and community members to...
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What Constitutes a Tragedy at a PWI?
Who decides when the flag outside of Chambers gets flown half-staff? What constitutes a tragedy that is worthy of lowering the flag? But more importantly, what doesn't?
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Profile: UCLA's Hunger Project Advocacy Director Sonia Lyengar
She learned that homeless people feel isolated and want more one-on-one personal relationships.
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A whole new prespective
Since I can remember, I have had the privilege to visit places and learn about new cultures… but as a tourist. Never have I gone as a volunteer and as cliché as it sounds, it changed my life.
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I Went on an Alternative Spring Break Trip, & Here's What I Learned
No, I didn’t go to an all-inclusive resort.
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Student Group Spotlight: Helping Hands
“Our values aren’t about pointing fingers, they’re about offering a helping hand.”
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The Hidden Problem of Homelessness in the North East
Currently, 1 in every 200 people in England is homeless. The figure of 1 in every 1100 people in the North East may seem comparatively low...
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Menstrual Health and Homelessness
Girls have to help girls.
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The Privilege of Going Home (Part Two: On Coming Out)
"The Privilege of Going Home" is a three-part story series featuring three powerful voices. Unlike many may assume, not all students can go...
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The Privilege of Going Home (Part One: Homelessness)
"The Privilege of Going Home" is a three-part story series featuring three powerful voices. Unlike many may assume, not all students can go...
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Homelessness and Hakook: An Interview with J.R. Madey, Hakook Team Captain
Read on to learn about one student's experience working with an organization that combats homelessness and ways you can get involved!
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A Permanent Solution: Miracle Messages
With Georgia State University being an open, urban campus in the heart of Atlanta, students are likely to encounter someone who is homeless...
