“Is your Money Moves really Making Moves?”
Being in college is one of the most impactful times of your life. The investment is not a small one. Are you getting your monies worth and taking advantage of the opportunities you pay for? Article originally written for TheGirlpreneurGuide.
“Restorative Justice in the Country”
The school-to-prison pipeline is where certain “zero-tolerance” policies are tools created to punish and criminalize youth beyond the school administrators where law enforcement will become involved.
“New bond proposal in Eanes ISD”
Eanes Independent School District is proposing a new $80 million bond to be held on May 4th. Photo courtesy of Unsplash.
Activism: “Ran by the men, but the women keep the tempo” pt. 2
Women are no strangers to the concept of student activism. When we take a look back on history, we see an abundance of images of students protesting that reflects women as forerunners. Article originally written for TheGirlpreneurGuide.
Activism: “Ran by the men, but the women keep the tempo” pt. 1
Women are no strangers to the concept of student activism. When we take a look back on history, we see an abundance of images of students protesting that reflects women as forerunners. Article originally written for TheGirlpreneurGuide.
“New Sex Ed Curriculum for AISD approved”
After numerous public comments about the adoption of a new sex ed curriculum for Austin Independent School District, the Board of Trustees approved the new sex ed curriculum for the district at the Feb. 25 school board meeting. Photo courtesy of Unsplash.
Boss Girl Gardiner
Krystyn Gardiner is the definition of a girl boss! Article originally written for TheGirlpreneurGuide.
“Same city, same district, same goals, different schools”
Blackshear Elementary School Fine Arts Academy and Lee Elementary School are two historic elementary schools in Austin Independent School District. Image is courtesy of Unsplash.
‘I deserve to be here just like everyone else’: First-generation graduate turns obstacles into resources
As a first-generation graduate, Hamilton became the first in her family to earn a college degree last May.
Relocating and reprogramming: Boys and Girls Club changing in East Austin
After being located at 901 Thompson St. for almost 20 years, the Boys and Girls Club of East Austin had to relocate their facility in less than three months before their summer program began.
CodeNEXT leaves Austinites confused
It is the first time in over 30 years that the City of Austin has undergone a rewrite of the land development code.
“You have a degree, why are you sad?”
As the spring graduation season ends, new graduates are moving on to the next chapter of their lives. Some will transition into their careers and some will continue on to graduate school.
UT can only ‘eat mor chikin’ for lunch in the summer
As the summertime rolls in and the University of Texas at Austin students roll out, many “go-to” spots on campus are making operating adjustments.
