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Author: Sairah Khan

How Food and Housing Insecurities Diminish Educational Gains

The rising costs of post-secondary tuition and its implications for equity and accessibility have been a recurring topic on the political agenda for the last decade. Even with grants and scholarships accounted for, the price of college has impelled many to rely on loans and stretch budgets. Fortunately, a push for progress on the matter has succeeded,...

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The Power of Youth As Catalysts of Change

Youth participating in a protest against the lack of action regarding climate change (Photo Credit: Markus Spiske) According to the United Nations, we currently live in a world in which there are 1.2 billion youth, aged 15 to 24. Time and time again, this age demographic has proven itself to be at the forefront of social movements and initiatives....

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