Posts tagged: student perspective

Being a journalism major at Texas State University, I look forward to the third week in October because every year it is designated as Mass … Read More

Working to create heal communities and comfortable spaces for everyone can be draining and we need to make sure we are making time for ourselves so … Read More

It’s no surprise to anyone even halfway paying attention to the news as of late that campus sexual assault is a buzzy topic right now. … Read More

Earlier this week, the Department of Education and the Office for Civil Rights extended the Title IX clause to protect transgender students from discrimination in … Read More

Starting fall of 2014, students attending Ohio State University’s main campus will have the option of living in gender inclusive housing – a living situation … Read More

In less than two weeks, I will be graduating from college. I will listen to a lot of that Vitamin C song, toss my cap … Read More

One in four college students has a sexually transmitted infection according to the Stanford University’s Sexual Health Peer Resource Center. While number is way too … Read More

Being a second semester college senior, I wouldn’t necessarily classify myself as a morning person.  My earliest class starts at 9:30am and Tuesday/Thursday mornings are struggle … Read More

“Pray not for easy lives, pray to be stronger men.” President John F. Kennedy once said these famous words while the United States sat on … Read More