Commentary - America's Future

By Brenée Goforth • Jun 22,2020 Culture

How to Become More Cultured for Less Money

Without being able to enjoy wild nights at bars with your friends or wacky moments in the office with your coworkers, you might feel like your life is getting duller...

By Ashley Keimach • Jun 19,2020 Culture

Why We Celebrate Juneteenth

155 years ago, today, Union army general Gordon Granger announced to an audience in Galveston, Texas, that all slaves in Texas were now free. This remarkable event gave birth to...

By AF Editors • Jun 18,2020 Culture, Leadership

The Deaf Community Taught Me How to Truly Listen

The first time I ever saw American Sign Language, I was swept away with the expressiveness and beauty of the language. It was during a loud basketball tournament, and only...

By Molly Keimach • Jun 17,2020 Policy

Technology is not the Panacea to our Educational Woes

Though public education has remained alarmingly the same for the last 150 years, technology has started to transform the outdated educational system as we know it. Add a pandemic on...

By Anja Baker • Jun 16,2020 Policy

Why I Broke up with Health Insurance

For someone in their mid-twenties with a mid-level private insurance plan, many would assume the bill following childbirth and delivery would be fairly standard. After a few days in NICU...

By AF Editors • Jun 15,2020 Career Advice

The Case for Keeping Dreams Alive

For as long as I can remember, I have always been fascinated with creating stories. It started when I was a “bossy little girl” playing house with my cousins. “You...