When I rushed into at my grandma’s house on the morning of February 26, 2012, she was already dead. I was 8 years old and… Read More
College Essay: Life’s Short, Go See the World


When I rushed into at my grandma’s house on the morning of February 26, 2012, she was already dead. I was 8 years old and… Read More

The door to the doctor’s office creeks open slowly. A thin Indian woman sits down next to me. She’s a psychologist. Concerned, she drowns me… Read More

Mohamed Malim understands what it means to be a refugee. In the 1990s, Malim and his family fled from Somalia because of the civil war…. Read More

My arms were shot. They were heavy and numb. I’d been practicing my swing for three hours straight. But I knew it was the only… Read More

I cook. I clean. And I’m already a parent to my younger siblings. I have no other choice at the age of 16 than to… Read More

Last November, Evelyn Vazquez took a one-week missionary trip to Colombia and was struck by the sight of homeless children and broken down homes without… Read More

At Roseville Area High School, there is a small room that looks like a mini Target When you walk in, to the right you will… Read More

When I went to Ethiopia in 2015 to celebrate my uncle graduating from college, I remember watching a story about a woman and her child… Read More

When my dad flipped over the tables and shattered all of the glass in my house one night in 2016, I knew my house wasn’t… Read More

Marianna Sullivan noticed a problem. A counselor at St. Paul Harding High School, Sullivan saw last year that some seniors were not graduating at the… Read More
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