Artificial intelligence is a part of daily life for most people, including journalists. From grammar checks to Google searches, these tools can improve how we work. But individual journalists continue...

I’m not entirely sure how to start this, but I guess I should introduce myself. Hello, my name is Sara Bernabe. Don’t worry if you can’t pronounce the last name, no one can. Just call me B. I’m...

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I grew up in a cat family. My early childhood was spent playing with Toby, the cranky black cat. A few years after he passed, we welcomed Luigi the tabby and Percy Jackson the tuxedo cat into our lives....

There’s been a growing conversation about whether international students should be granted green cards upon graduation. As an international student, I’ve been paying close attention to this issue....

Ninety-six times. That's how often the average college student checks their phone each day roughly once every 10 minutes of waking life. As I power down my trusty flip phone — yes, a Japanese-built "Kyocera"...

As we wrap up the month of April, which is dedicated to raising awareness regarding sexual assault, it’s important to confront the reality of a pervasive crime that has affected many lives. This violation...

In the summer of 2020, at 43, I was pregnant with my second child. I had a toolbox of experiences from my previous pregnancy, preparing to be a better mother and partner. I counted my blessings. I downloaded...

When I gave birth to my first child, Ador, in 2021, I quit my job because I felt guilty about leaving my 3-month-old son. I had struggled with infertility and having a baby was a dream come true. With...