Building an Inclusive Campus: A Story of Collaboration

By Grace Koh / March 18, 2016

Like many other new first-year students, Kyle Wickham was learning to adjust to his reading load for his humanities core sequence. During class, the students were working to unpack the reading when one student made a comment that struck Wickham.

People before positions

By Grace Koh / November 4, 2014

Effecting change begins with listening.

Dancing around the topic

By Grace Koh / October 14, 2014

How do we address cultural differences without being stereotypical?

Come as you are

By Grace Koh / May 13, 2014

Why fret over past imperfections when they make up who we are?

Faith and fear

By Grace Koh / April 18, 2014

“It’s possible to believe in something wholeheartedly and simultaneously know that you could be totally wrong.”

Stressing success

By Grace Koh / April 4, 2014

While we’re stuck in the college limbo, we invent short-term substitutions for success.

Passion in the pits

By Grace Koh / February 25, 2014

Sometimes admitting you’re bad at something is harder than actually being bad at it.

Ask not what your service can do for you

By Grace Koh / February 11, 2014

Why we serve the community is just as important as which community we serve.

Twinsensitive

By Grace Koh / January 31, 2014

Questioning a person for taking offense misses the entire point.

Not so picture-perfect

By Grace Koh / January 14, 2014

Facebook changes the process by which we make and record memories.

Fresh off the press

By Grace Koh / December 3, 2013

Information that strays too far from its source loses nutritional value.

The write way

By Grace Koh / November 19, 2013

Writing is a process that demands honesty and authenticity, not ostentatious language and imagery.

In my (humble) opinion

By Grace Koh / November 5, 2013

Opinions are an exercise not in rectitude but in growth.

The other side of the coin

By Grace Koh / October 22, 2013

National Disability Employment Awareness Month sheds light on a stigma that still has to be overcome.