For students of color, navigating the world is already a difficult task. School should be the last place where students should have to worry about combating...

I was once told by my high school math teacher that I would always be a C-student.  Growing up in the American education system, this feedback was...

For centuries, science and medicine have been used as weapons against Black people, serving to both justify and perpetuate institutionalized racism.  Researchers,...

There’s this quote that says, “the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.” In this case,...

With San Diego State scaling back operations this March – stopping all but essential research and transitioning the majority of classes online – due...

Black transgender lives matter.  This Pride Month, it would be inappropriate to celebrate or educate ourselves about the LGBTQ+ community without recognizing...

Finishing college is a milestone in our academic journeys. Many of us have been going to school since kindergarten without any breaks. Graduating means...

Sitting in complete darkness, students of all sexual orientations got to anonymously ask sex educators questions they had related to sex at Planned Parenthood...

Black History Month is among us and as a black woman, I am more than grateful to acknowledge this in the spaces in which I find myself. It is truly an...

Our desire to learn isn’t enough for American universities. We have to prove ourselves through grades and standardized testing starting from the moment...

Online classes began to be popularized just a few decades ago. They are advertised as a way for adults to finish their education and students to learn...

The beginning of a new decade can evoke reflection on our individual or collective milestones. One of the most significant developments over the past decade...