From meeting students’ academic needs to offering immense resources for college, community colleges are working to outgrow the age-old stigma attached to their name.
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Podcast: Interview with Infectious Disease Physician, Dr. Marvin Reyes of Orange County
Host Ethan Rhee interviews Dr. Marvin Reyes of Orange County, Calif. who practices at Orange Coast Memorial Hospital. With over 16 years of experience, he dives into the current state of antibiotic resistance in our community and also touches on covid and monkeypox....
Opinion: Why social justice education matters
Social justice education must be taught in schools to allow students the knowledge to become social agents of change in their communities.
How a fake courtroom became ground zero for the high school experience
At GALA, a unique combination of theatre and law has created an unprecedented community battling its way up the competitive rungs of California mock trial.
Opinion: The problem of banning books that highlight the harsh realities of racism
Attempting to erase racism by censoring material in school is a misguided effort that overlooks all the past injustices that minorities have faced.
From Marshall student to Marshall coach and teacher
Joseph Manahan has taught and coached volleyball at his alma mater for 20 years. He said Marshall is his home and he’s happy to serve his school and community.
Column: My ADHD diagnosis experience
My journey with ADHD and how I’m learning to cope with it.
Opinion: What’s missing in education
I saw a need for antisemitism education at my school. Students should learn to recognize and take action against discrimination of any kind.
Around 8,000 miles away, Indian American volunteers give back to their homeland through volunteer organization eVidyaloka.
At volunteer organization eVidyaloka, Indian Americans teach students from under-staffed schools in rural India through a virtual platform.
Column: Inequality in public schools
The gap between the rich and poor is growing in schools, but there is a very simple solution to the problem.