This exhibit displays the history of Montgomery County, Md.
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Ultra-processed foods are found to be associated with an increase of cardiovascular disease risks
Everyday grocery items that have been ultra-processed are found to be linked to an increase of non-communicable diseases such as CVD risks factors of obesity and heart age.
Nonprofit Erika’s Lighthouse is a beacon of hope for students struggling with mental health
Erika’s Lighthouse is an international mental health awareness nonprofit with a mission to serve as a beacon of hope for all teens who are struggling with depression. Through their comprehensive programs, Erika’s Lighthouse aspires to create a safe space for students both in and outside of their school community.
A shot at freedom? New evidence brings hope for Menendez brothers
Lyle and Erik Menendez are serving life sentences for the killings of their parents. They will have a resentencing Dec. 11.
HerStory: An initiative aimed at empowering young girls
In a world where women have not yet broken through the glass ceiling, one nonprofit organization is doing something remarkable to inspire future female leaders. HerStory, created by a high school student with a vision, is more than an educational curriculum; it’s a...
Column: A shot childhood: A memoir from a student in Ukraine
We will never forgive what Russia has done on Ukrainian lands. We will never forget that the occupiers shelled nuclear power plants, exposing not only Ukrainians, but the whole world to incredible danger; that they shamelessly poured mud on our state, its right to exist and the right to life of the Ukrainian people; mass killings of civilians in Buchi; at least 182 destroyed educational institutions, 570 damaged health care facilities, 18,000 infrastructure facilities, 651 completely destroyed residential buildings and 3,760 damaged ones, and this is all only in the first six months of the war.
Embracing a growth mindset: laying the path for authentic neurodivergent representation in the media
The medical model and negative portrayals of neurological disabilities perpetuate the public’s pessimistic perception of neurodiversity. #ActuallyAutistic campaigns and the strength-based model of neurodiversity may be key to redefining the authentic neurodivergent experience.
Maryland’s exemplary counseling program: the American School Counseling Association model
A high school in Maryland qualified for one of the most distinguished honors a counseling program can attain, and this is why understanding the ASCA model is important for schools across the nation.
Column: The rise of Chappell Roan, the midwest princess
Roughly six months after the release of her album “The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess,” the singer-songwriter’s popularity has increased substantially, more than quadrupling her number of Spotify listeners since November.
Sustainable success: The Armenian immigrant-owned businesses of Sky Solar Pro and Berg Construction
The inspiring story of Armenian immigrant-owned businesses, Sky Solar Pro and Berg Construction, in Burbank, California. Together, they contribute to the local community through innovative sustainable solutions and immigrant entrepreneurship.