Features (Page 6)
December 16, 2024
‘Hold Tight to Our Fight’: How Black Women Are Still Not Going Back Since Harris’s Loss
Black women reflect on Kamala Harris's loss, confronting systemic biases while fostering resilience and collective empowerment.
December 16, 2024
‘We’re All So Smart, Just Not Given Those Resources:’ How Education Can Transform California’s Justice System
As California's progress to rehabilitation faces new challenges, education emerges as a beacon of hope. Grassroots efforts, community-based initiatives, and advocates are leading the way in reshaping the state's criminal justice system.
December 13, 2024
Post-Election Southwest Virginia Eyes Looming Economic Promises
What was once the most influential region in the state diminished into the most underdeveloped. Governor Glenn Youngkin, along with others in the Republican party, promises to fight for the revitalization of abandoned coal land. Meanwhile, Virginia Democrats see a different path to economic development in Virginia, with the installation of solar farms making its way into the Southwest.
December 5, 2024
Why LSU?: A Look at Louisiana State University
See why over 30,000 people choose to come to LSU each year. Located in the heart of Baton Rouge, La., LSU offers more than just a football team.
December 1, 2024
Inked and Inspired: A Day with Alexis Walter at America’s Largest Tattoo Shop
From idea to paper, from paper to skin. The Click takes you inside the ink.