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5 Tips on How to Eat More Sustainably in College

Balancing your school life and on-campus meal plan can be hard when you want to become a sustainable eater. Here are some tips to help you transition!…

February 9, 2018

The Balancing Act of Practicing Work-Life Balance in College

Nola Hynes Brody, University of Houston-Victoria

College students may be focused on finding time to party in their hectic schedules, but their future selves will thank them for finding work-life balance as well.…

February 8, 2018

Abortion Access Is Back Up for Debate in Congress

Kate Maxwell, NC State University

After a second-trimester abortion ban barely failed in the Senate, it looks like 2018 is turning into another year where women’s healthcare will face multiple challenges.…

February 8, 2018

The Dark Side of USA Gymnastics

Sarah Lynch, Marist College

In the wake of a highly publicized scandal, disrepute and depravity mar USA Gymnastics’ honor.…

February 5, 2018

9 out of 10 Dentists Recommend You Toss the Floss

Alida Siebken, Radford University

You have been misled; flossing doesn’t need to be a top priority in your dental hygiene routine anymore.…

January 28, 2018

Rhodes Scholar Naomi Mburu Is Engineering a Revolution in Nuclear Fusion

Elizabeth Ivanecky, McMaster University

The Baltimore student, whose research includes a stint at the Large Hadron Collider, is the school’s first-ever Rhodes scholar.…

January 24, 2018

7 of the Best Medicinal Teas for Self-Care

Kathleen Danielson, Carleton College

Though it may not work as well as a caffeine fix, tea can do everything from relieving stress to alleviating menstrual pain.…

January 23, 2018

With HoloLens, Augmented Reality Is Helping Save Lives

Kelly Lambkin, SUNY Cortland

Once only reserved for gamers, augmented reality has found its way into the medical field through simulation-learning apps like HoloLens.…

January 22, 2018

The Death of Dieting

Maya Halabi, UTSA

Dieting is overdone and overrated. Body acceptance and living life to become healthier and stronger are what's hot right now.…

January 18, 2018

Project Prevention Has People Battling Their Own Moral Consciousness

Kelly Lambkin, SUNY Cortland

Barbara Harris, founder of Project Prevention, has some permanent solutions that might conflict with your moral landscape.…

January 18, 2018

Salvadorans in Limbo After Trump’s Announcement to End TPS

Leslie Currie, University of Virginia

The Trump administration could leave 200,000 Salvadorans deported after 17 years of building lives in the U.S. and despite obvious safety concerns in El Salvador.…

January 17, 2018

President Trump’s First Year in Office Surprised Supporters and Critics Alike

Elizabeth Ivanecky, McMaster University

While the effort to maintain campaign commitments is ever-present, President Trump will need the additional support a bipartisan Congress can offer to move forward in 2018.…

January 15, 2018

The 25 Books to Keep Your New Year’s Resolution Going

Carli Scalf, Ball State University

We all know New Year’s resolutions are hard to keep, but these books will help you stay on track.…

January 5, 2018

4 Feminine Products to Replace Tampons and Pads

Alida Siebken, Radford University

With unsafe materials used in feminine products, what are your other options?…

December 27, 2017

Belmont University’s Hope Kramer and Her Work on a Molecular Level

Alida Siebken, Radford University

Hope Kramer, biochemistry and molecular biology senior at Belmont University, continues to change the world both in molecular level and in our everyday life.…

December 27, 2017

Is Indivior’s New Drug a Game Changer for the Opioid Addiction Epidemic?

Sydney Jennings, University of Connecticut

Indivior's newly developed drug, Sublocade, may reshape the battle against opioid addiction.…

December 24, 2017

2017 Summed Up in 3 Essays from ‘The Best American Nonrequired Reading’

Carli Scalf, Ball State University

These highlights from the 2017 edition of 'The Best American Nonrequired Reading' provide perfect snapshots of the topics in which defined this past year.…

December 20, 2017

National Monument Rollback: An Affront to the Environment and Indigenous Tribes

Leslie Currie, University of Virginia

As the Trump administration plans to downsize national monument lands, energy interests seem to be the reason for change despite protests.…

December 12, 2017

Is Your S.O. a Terrible Texter? Try These Tips

Kelly Lambkin, SUNY Cortland

If your sweetheart's texting habits are making you salty, your relationship might be suffering from 'slow response' syndrome.…

December 9, 2017

So Your Parent Has Cancer, Now What?

Bethany Knickerbocker, Emerson College

Do’s and don’ts for when the most important person in your life is facing death.…

December 9, 2017

Why Letting a Nazi Speak on Campus Is a Danger to Democracy

Shashank Rao, University of Michigan

PC culture might be able to save us from the alt-right and their Nazi leaders, and it's time for college campuses to put their foot down.…

December 7, 2017

The Woman of Stone

Patrick Murtha, Eastern Connecticut State University

After a harrowing journey to the outskirts of Tajikistan began to parallel the very myth she'd set out to explore, Stanford's Nicole Bennett-Fite captured the experience for a BBC radio documentary.…

December 1, 2017