Scrolling down your social media news feed to check what your friends are up to, you notice news articles with bold headlines that say something… Read More
Looking around my ninth-grade science class at Eagan High School, I noticed I was one of only two students of color in class, along with… Read More
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I am not ashamed to be a first-generation college student. As a senior at Cristo Rey Jesuit High School in Minneapolis, I plan to be… Read More
I see my identity as a jigsaw puzzle. Each piece represents a part of who I am. Every day, I collect more pieces. Soon I’ll… Read More
During the homecoming pep fest at St. Paul Harding this year, the student flag staff held the American flag in the gymnasium while the national… Read More
WHEN IOWA STATE University sent me a breaking news alert in an email, I thought it was another college rejecting my application. I clicked on… Read More
IN SEPTEMBER 2015, I witnessed a terrible two-vehicle car crash right in front of my high school. My classmates and I were scattered near the… Read More
Back in late November, The Atlantic began linking articles noting the statistics of Millennials on Tumblr. Millennials, or Generation Y, include anyone born post-1982 up… Read More
Walking through the Sabathani Community Center in Minneapolis, a long, winding hallway greets me. The lighting is dim and the walls are bare. Women of… Read More
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