First Gen College Students and What Helps Them Succeed
Andrea Arteaga
What does it mean to be a first-generation college student? It means being the first in your family to seek higher education in this country. Note that this also counts […]
How We Can Help The Elderly Over The Summer
Andrea Arteaga
I’m sure we all have an elderly person we want to help whether it be a grandparent, or another loved one. Have you ever thought about a way to help […]
First Generation College Students Face Many Struggles: Here Is How To Help
Maxwell Walpole
For incoming college students who are the first ones in their immediate family to pursue a college degree, the naturally stressful transition to a new environment with unprecedented academic and […]
How Many of Your Clothes Are Actually Accepted at Thrift Stores?
Madison Smith
You start the yearly cleaning of your closet, filling trash bag after trash bag with too-tight clothes or ones you never wore. After dropping them off at your local thrift […]
How Renting Your Clothes Could Help Save the Planet
Madison Smith
Do you find yourself buying more and more clothes? Clothes that do nothing but take up closet space? Why do we keep buying things that we don’t really want? It’s […]
Virginia Maloney on Leadership, Legacy, and What Comes Next
Madison Smith
Virginia Maloney is an American technology professional and councilmember for New York City’s 4th City Council District. She won the election on the Democratic side on July 1st, 2025, with […]
Why Decluttering Should Lead Your Spring Cleaning
Kenza Said
Spring has finally come. The sun is shining again, bringing with it a renewed sense of energy and optimism as we welcome spring. There is no better way to embrace […]
How to Connect with Nature This Spring
Andrea Arteaga
Spending time outdoors can reduce stress, boost your mood, and help you feel more present in your daily life. If you have ever wanted to connect with nature or take […]
Best Plants to Grow in Spring
Zachary Cox
With spring now in full bloom, there is no better time to learn about the plants that thrive this season. It is also a great opportunity to learn how to […]
Serving Justice with Purpose: Judge Vidya Pappachan
Renny Adystiani
Queens Criminal Court Judge Srividya (Vidya) Pappachan has built a career defined by resilience, reinvention, and an unwavering commitment to public service. Raised in Massachusetts and shaped by parents who […]
