From the first Introduction to Social Work course, social workers and prospective social workers are presented with the National Association...

By Leah Berkey • October 1, 2026

“Okay! Now it’s time to pull out your computers and open up ChatGPT or Gemini. You have 15 minutes to...

By Natalie Middleton • October 1, 2026

As a computer science and math major, the use of AI is almost always a given, or it is simply...

By Emma King • October 1, 2026

As a sociology major, I am asked to analyze why people interact the way they do and form structures within...

By Rose Snyder • October 1, 2026

As artificial intelligence becomes more popular, it also becomes an important discussion in education. As a future elementary school teacher,...

By Sami Lard • October 1, 2026

September is Suicide Prevention Month — a month that deeply resonates with me.  When September comes around, teal and purple...

By Yasmin Acosta • September 17, 2026

When you grow up in Nepal, the landscape is a part of who you are. Nepal is a place where...

By Urusha Pandey • September 17, 2026

For the fifth time this period, I find myself explaining how to correctly label a map of the 13 colonies....

By Jacob Friesen • September 10, 2026

This summer I had the honor of doing a Maple Scholars project with Kendra Yoder, professor of sociology and women’s...

By Julia Miller • September 10, 2026

This semester, I got to go on the Ecuador Study-Service Term program, and I can’t think of a more important...

By Josiah Miller • April 16, 2026

I was scrolling through Substack the other day and I came across an article talking about what scrolling did to...

By Isabel Massud • April 16, 2026

250 years ago, a group of rich, white men declared the thirteen British colonies free from imperial rule. In the...

By Anton Alstrom-Brookhyser • April 2, 2026