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Imagine, for a moment, a project from my fifth-grade science class: the Terrarium-Aquarium. Two pop bottles taped together, each containing a unique environment with its own lifeforms, became the most anticipated activity of the year. […]

Most college students hope to begin their studies with a major that matches their skills and interests, some change majors partway through, and a few discover that their college simply lacks the program they’re looking […]

Being in college is like living with a pair of rose-colored glasses. That rose color may be tinged differently based on your college, but every theory examined in a college classroom is seen through a […]

About a week into my teaching internship in Southern Brazil, I found that the thing I missed most was not my hometown, usual schedule, or even my dear friends and family, but rather the ability […]

What should be done when skin color is respected over experience and degrees?   “She’s sick,” a woman says, looking pleadingly into my eyes, and then into the eyes of my colleague Maaike. She is […]

“Every single person I ran into has spoken about [her] and how amazing [she is], and I didn’t even know [her] very well, but I was like, ‘Let’s see what the whole deal with Tammy […]

When you greet a baby, I’m pretty sure you don’t just say, “Hi,” as if you were in the Bistro or at Lane. Instead, you say: Hiiiiiiiii!!! with an increasingly high-pitched voice. Have you ever […]

Worship in the Ward What Does Faith Look Like to the Women in the Malnutrition Ward?   Jaina Sparling ‘25  It was a chilly day at the Noah’s Ark malnutrition ward. When I arrived at 8 […]