Parents and teachers have a responsibility to monitor the social media usage of children in their care
By Naomi Limann A prominent memory from 6th grade was my burning desire for a phone. It seemed like every kid my age had one, connecting them to entertainment and... Read more.
Dauphin County Prison is in serious need of overhaul
By: Mary Gabriele An article published in PennLive regarding the Love in Action Rally brought to light the horrible conditions of Dauphin County Prison (DCP). More... Read more.
The world must do more to stop gender apartheid impacting the lives of millions of women and girls around the world
By: Connor Joyce The international community at large has failed to address one of the most critical human issues of our time, gender apartheid. Gender apartheid... Read more.
A Discussion on the War in Sudan with Andrew Lentz
By Sol Thamilarasan On November 30, 2023, Andrew Lentz, who is the Office Director in the Africa Bureau’s Office of Sudan and South Sudan Affairs, gave us his... Read more.
Mental Health in India & China
Unmasking the Hidden Crisis: Mental Health Imperatives in India and China By: Jayashre Chennai – 2023 Summer Intern Mental health is a universal concern that... Read more.
Why should we protect the nature?
By: Zehra Yesilyurt – 2023 Summer Intern Nature, a gift of wonder and beauty, surrounds us everywhere we go. From the mountains to the rivers, from the forests... Read more.
Censorship: Balancing Security and Freedom of Expression
By: Emma Burd – 2023 Summer Intern In a world increasingly interconnected by technology and social media, freedom of expression has emerged as both a powerful... Read more.
Fast Fashion
Fast Fashion not only looks cheap but hurts the environment By: Irem Akgul – 2023 Summer Intern Some people believe that what’s called “Fast Fashion”... Read more.
Rural Schools
America has a rural school problem, and it needs to be addressed By: Sam Pimental – 2023 Summer Intern It’s no secret that rural schools are inferior to... Read more.
We need to rethink our lifestyles of wasteful consumption to leave something for future generations
By: Mohamed Abdou – 2023 Summer Intern It is the last Saturday of March, around 8:30 p.m., and all around the world millions of people turn off all non-essential... Read more.
