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Professional Climber Maiza Lima Knows What’s In a Name
The climbing community has grappled with discriminatory route names and other issues for years. So rising star Maiza Lima named her own.
Mexico Legalized Abortion, Strengthening Latin America’s “Green Wave” for Reproductive Rights
The region has a complicated history with abortion legislation and reproductive rights advocacy.
Delta Variant Prompts Parents, Students, and Teachers to Speak Out
A Georgia professor resigned on the spot. Stanford RAs are striking. The delta variant is putting the regularly-scheduled back to school season under pressure.
The Class of 2022 On Their Lost Years
“We hardly know what we are doing, and we’re faced with the constant question of whether or not we’re doing enough.”
America Did Not Prepare for the Climate Crisis
The climate crisis is no longer “fast-approaching.” It’s here.
Inside the New Virtual Arts Organization Created for Artists of Color
The Collegiate Association for Artists of Color aims to provide community.
Activists Say Biden’s Climate Plan Is a Strong Start, But Could Do More
Experts and activists say there is much more to be done to save the planet.
The Hurdles in Biden’s Education Agenda
The administration prioritized resuming in-person learning, but left student loan reform to the wayside.