For most, college is a transformative, inspiring experience that allows students to engage in self-exploration while duly exploring fields of study and potential career paths. College presents a unique opportunity to try new things, allowing students to learn more about the world and their place within. Nonetheless, with experimentation, risk and uncertainty is likely to follow. Wary parents who send … Continue Reading →

Work Hard, Pay Less   By Savannah Willette   Despite heated debates surrounding the future of our K-12 education system, I think it’s safe to say that teachers don’t get paid enough. Despite teacher quality being the number one contributor to student outcomes, teachers continue make about 20% less than other college-educated workers with similar experience. Why? There isn’t exactly one definitive … Continue Reading →

Kyle Warren-Love, like countless other children, grew up playing sports. In middle school, Kyle played soccer and tennis, amongst teams in which he felt “very included” by his fellow teammates and coaches. At the age of 12, Kyle openly came out as gay, and would later fully transition at the age of 20. Despite this time of vulnerability, Kyle found … Continue Reading →