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In an article about an Internet Shutdown, a parchment contains hieroglyphic symbolizations of post-apocalyptic civilization.

Internet Shutdown: Is a Digital Apocalypse Imminent?

Isabelle Brookshire, Whittier College

A major solar storm capable of cracking our online infrastructure creates concern for users everywhere.…

August 10, 2023

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People Should Normalize Community College

Daniel Guerrero, College of the Canyons

Rejected from your dream school? Here's your second chance.…

May 30, 2023

Philomena Cunk is Changing the Way We Learn History

Megan Miller, Arizona State University

Who even is she?…

November 18, 2022

University of Pennsylvania Sabina London Says ‘STEM You Can!’

Lizzy Spangler, University of North Texas

With her organization “STEM You Can!,” girls are learning about STEM subjects through fun and interactive experiments.…

November 24, 2017

From Struggles to Successes: A Carnegie Mellon Student’s Story

Christian Zeitler, Carnegie Mellon

Getting into college is hard enough, but this Carnegie Mellon student overcame more obstacles than the average applicant.…

November 18, 2017

New Title IX Rules Have Been Installed and They Are Scary

Camelia Juarez, Texas State University

The revisions of Title IX by Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos leave many campuses anxious about the future of sexual assault.…

October 10, 2017

Could Cutting the Funding to the D.o.E. Increase Educational Opportunities?

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Would Trump's proposed budget cuts to the Department of Education alleviate the burden of educational costs—or strain them even more?…

June 12, 2017

Michelle Obama’s ‘Let Girls Learn’ Is the Latest Program Lost in a Trumpian Limbo

Isabella Waldron, Scripps College

After reports of the program’s cessation conflicted with the White House’s statement, the country is left wondering why women’s education is negotiable at all.…

May 15, 2017

Why Your College Needs a Recent-History Course

Alli Guaman, Marymount Manhattan College

If the point of required classes is to produce useful citizens, then students should be learning about recent history.…

February 26, 2017

Your Handy Election Companion: The Differing Policies of Trump and Clinton

August Wright, College of Charleston

Don’t treat the election like a personality contest; here’s an unbiased guide to the candidates’ views on the most important issues.…

November 5, 2016

What’s Really Crippling the United States and How to Fix It

Aaron Lynch, Front Range Community College

In light of recent political events, college students and other members of the community must band together to promote education and open-mindedness.…

October 17, 2016

What’s Really Happening in Chicago

Lauren Grimaldi, Roosevelt University

The Chicago government’s misuse of funding has directly led to poorer communities and an increase in violence.…

September 19, 2016

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