Young Refugee Girls Share Their Struggles & Inspirations By: Brittni Devlin      All over the world, thousands of refugees seek safety in other countries, escaping their homes and abandoning a...

Revolutionizing Schools in Kenya By: Brittni Devlin Education is something that is often taken for granted in developed countries. We have all faked a cold to get out of class or complained that th...

Don't Underestimate the Power of Reading For Pleasure By: Sarah Marchant Both scientific studies and public opinion have always leaned toward literary fiction being superior to popular fiction. Li...

The READ Act: Improving the Future of Education By Matthew Russo Photo Credit: Committee on Science, Space & Technology Thanks to overwhelming public support and an effective call-to-arms from...

Celebrating Dr. Seuss By: Amy Block-Muzekari Photo Credit: Blair Public Library On March 2nd, we celebrate the one and only Dr. Seuss’s birthday. Theodore Seuss Geisel, better known as Dr...

As we take a step into the holiday season, we take a leap into some of the most charitable times of the year. It’s full of light, hope, and love for those important in our lives. We plan out extens...

Guys. It's time to change the world. Tell everyone! On September 25th 2015, 193 world leaders will commit to 17 Global Goals to achieve 3 extraordinary things in the next 15 years - End extreme po...

  Every one of us has an ideal: a perfect world, a perfect life - an aspiration for a better tomorrow. Though our attitudes are positive, and our choices are caring - we're limited to what we...