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Amanda Rizkalla argues that Facebook's expansion and indispensability in our lives is part of what makes it so challenging to decide where to limit it. Read More »

Amanda Rizkalla argues that the decline in college graduates wanting to pursue careers in education is because teachers are both underpaid and not respected enough. Read More »

Amanda Rizkalla reflects on how our families help define us, even though we see them more rarely during our college years. Read More »

We all know we are busy. 20 units, a job, internship applications— a lot of the time, our schedules write themselves. To help us keep track of our busyness, Stanford’s Resilience Project created... Read More »

When I am a teacher, I am a storyteller. The bright colors of whiteboard markers bought in bulk, the empty space on the board – when they come together, I get to make worlds. If I am teaching... Read More »

Let’s start with the basics. If you are middle-aged or a millennial, if you’re middle-class or if your family is on food stamps, if you are any color, if you are gay or straight or anything in... Read More »

We are time travelers. Eyes closed, we can remember back into the past and suddenly we are there – 6 years old, wrapped in blankets next to mom on the couch, half the height we used to be. Or maybe... Read More »

Harvey Weinstein, Roy Moore, Kevin Spacey, Louis C.K., Steven Seagal. If you’ve read the news lately, you have probably seen these names populate the headlines. Each of these men — actors, a... Read More »