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10.22.2026
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Sustainability Beyond the Environment in Washington, D.C. link-arrow link-arrow

An internship through the DC Flyers program helped an entrepreneurship and sustainability major discover a passion for agriculture-based development.
10.22.2026
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Who's Publishing What: Losing Brian link-arrow link-arrow

Beckie A. Miller's book, Losing Brian: Finding a New Me, is a testament to resilience.
10.22.2026
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Her Boyfriend link-arrow link-arrow

Life takes plenty from us as the years pass: people we love, our health, some independence and a little hair. In my case, considerably more than a little. But perhaps we shouldn’t surrender the possibility that something wonderful might still happen.
10.22.2026
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Need Experience in Stand Up? Volunteer as a Tour Guide link-arrow link-arrow

When I first started teaching, I thought that was the best on-the-job training for my stand-up comedy. At the end of the school year, a whole new batch of students came along who had never heard my routine.
10.21.2026
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Supporting the Dreams of Writers link-arrow link-arrow

Through a crowdfunding campaign, the Erma Bombeck Writers' Workshop is growing the endowment for the DC Stanfa Memorial Writers' Award, which will allow more writers with financial need the opportunity to attend the popular workshop.
10.16.2026
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Interning with the Environmental Protection Agency link-arrow link-arrow

An sustainability major's internship allowed her to apply environmental and sustainability principles learned in the classroom to real-world projects with tangible impacts.
10.13.2026
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Pre-medicine students explore maternal and mental health in Kenya link-arrow link-arrow

Six students spent 10 weeks in Kenya this summer to conduct individual research projects based on community-identified needs.
10.13.2026
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Happy Hunting link-arrow link-arrow

Now that temperatures in East Texas have dipped below the mid-hundreds and there's a slight crispness in the air — and not just in the earthworms seared to my driveway — the thoughts of outdoor enthusiasts all over the region have turned to deer hunting.
10.12.2026
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Connecting Human Rights, Climate and Community in The Gambia link-arrow link-arrow

A student's internship at the National Human Rights Commission in The Gambia highlighted the overlap between climate and environmental rights.
10.9.2026
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All-in-One, Sold Separately link-arrow link-arrow

I put more things in my hair than I have hair on my head. Okay, I’m exaggerating. But all I want is to look like I just stepped out of a salon without actually going to one or spending the time and money.