When I think of “back to school,” I think of a marketing ploy that capitalizes on the societal...

By Corrie Osborne • September 6, 2018

I tend not to present my life story to anyone and everyone as if they might care. It feels...

By Katie Yoder • September 6, 2018

“Should you find yourself in a chronically leaking boat, energy devoted to changing vessels is...

By Phil Mason • April 12, 2018

As some may know, April is Autism Awareness Month. For quite some time now, I’ve had the urge to...

By Kory Stoneburner-Betts • April 12, 2018

As I sat in the back row during the International Women’s Day event I saw myself on the screen and...

By Olivia Copsey • April 5, 2018

I grew up Mennonite in Denver, Colorado; Colorado isn’t exactly known for its Mennonite...

By Elsa Lantz • April 5, 2018

The melodic bings, beeps, and squeals of a dial-up modem connecting to the internet is a marker...

By Phil Mason • April 5, 2018

30 years have rolled by and I wonder where time has gone, what has really happened and who am I now...

By Phil Mason • March 29, 2018

        The past several weeks brought a lot of pain, confusion and heartbreak to several people...

By Quinlin Armstrong • March 29, 2018

1996, Dunblane Primary School in Stirling, Scotland. A man enters the school and shoots and kills 16...

By Riley Borntreger • March 29, 2018

Many might not understand how difficult it is to be an immigrant to this country or how difficult it...

By Lizeth Ochoa • March 22, 2018

Where will you be in 2048? Hard to say, isn’t it? It is a strange twist of fate that in spring of...

By Phil Mason • March 22, 2018

I am a DACA recipient. 13 years ago, my parents decided to come to the United States so their...

By Thalia Osorio • March 22, 2018

I have been an international student my whole life. It all started when my family moved to Oregon...

By Yejin Kim • March 15, 2018

The offensive rotten-egg smell of sulphur scorched my nostrils as I entered the women-only hot...

By Deeksha Pagar • March 15, 2018