This previously ran in our December 2022 print issue. For over a month, the Supreme Court has heard arguments regarding affirmative action, the system many institutes of higher learning use to include people from groups who are more marginalized —...

This previously ran in the April 2022 print issue. In November, amid heated school board elections, Joslyn Diffenbaugh watched how local Kutztown politicians weaponized literature as a means of getting elected. This controversy was enough to motivate...

In recent years, more women have been encouraged to pursue previously male-dominated careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) than before. While progress has certainly been made, much more needs to be done in order for women...

On Feb. 5, the United States Senate confirmed Elisabeth “Betsy” DeVos’ nomination for the position of Secretary of Education by a narrow 51-50 vote, after a 50-50 tie was broken by Vice President Mike Pence in favor of the nomination. All 46 Senate...