Global December 2023 Premium

Year in Review 2023

As the year draws to a close, we can take a step back and look at the topics presented to readers in each issue. 

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Adriana Alcántara & Alejandra Suarez

Global November 2022 Premium

The First Universities in Hispanic America p.2

Part 2

Global November 2022 Premium

Closing Opportunity Gaps for Students of Color and from Low-income Families

One of the biggest challenges facing Latinx students today is financing their higher education.

Global May 2022 Premium

Ambiente caldeado

Imagínense una barca con un agujero en el fondo por el que entra agua a borbotones mientras uno de los que viajan en ella dice que todo está perfectamente bien y el otro trata de achicar el agua con una tacita de café.

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Enrique Del Risco

Global May 2022 Premium

Covid Consequences

Covid changed higher education dramatically. Distance learning has been established with a vengeance reducing personal contact with teachers and fellow students.

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Gustavo A. Mellander

Global April 2022

Seira Larrauri Garcia, Queens College Wheelchair Basketball Athlete, Invited to Vie for a Spot on U.S. National Team

--Garcia is the first-ever CUNY Athlete that has been Invited to Participate in Trials to be Held from April 12 to 16 at the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado--

Global March 2022

Taliban rulers decided against education for Afghan girls

On reopening schools, Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers resolved that girls over sixth grade would not be allowed to resume classes.

Global December 2021

African Languages Overlooked by Technology

While technology focuses on dominant world languages to communicate, it overlooks a number of widely spoken African languages.

Global July 2021

Scripps National Spelling Bee Champion, Zaila Avant-garde, Makes History

Zaila Avant-garde knew the significance of becoming the first African American winner of the bee, and it didn’t weigh her down on stage.

Global June 2021

Unprecedented Work On Native American Boarding Schools

The US will review Native American boarding schools aiming at uncovering the truth about the loss of children’s lives.

Global June 2021

Greenfield High School Purchased a Farm for Students

Greenfield high school students will help oversee the farm in its agriculture program.

Global April 2021

SPJ Approves UT Austin and U Dayton Campus Chapters

The University of Texas at Austin and University of Dayton’s students’ involvement in SPJ will help them be better prepared for the profession after graduation.