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Period Products Are a Basic Need, Not a Luxury

A student should not miss class because she does not have access to a menstrual product. Yet period poverty continues to affect education, health, dignity, and confidence. Menstrual products are…

By Dishita Sai Eluri · October 16, 2026 · 1 minute read

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Nutrition and Mental Health Belong in the Same Conversation

Discussions about nutrition often focus on weight and appearance. Discussions about mental health often ignore food, sleep, movement, and daily routines. These topics are usually treated separately even though they…

By Gowri Pillai · October 6, 2026

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The Pink Tax Is More Than an Unfair Price Tag

Products marketed to girls and women are often priced differently from similar products marketed to boys and men. This difference is commonly called the pink tax. The issue is not…

By Saanvi Devabhakthuni · October 5, 2026

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Injury Prevention Should Be Part of Youth Culture

Young people are often encouraged to be active, compete, and push through discomfort. Determination can be valuable, but ignoring pain can turn a minor injury into a long-term problem. Injury…

By Harshita Keerthi · October 5, 2026

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Girls Cannot Choose Aviation Careers They Never See

When many students imagine a pilot, engineer, or aviation executive, they still picture a man. That image is not accidental. Girls often have limited exposure to women working across the…

By Bhumika Chopra · October 5, 2026

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Play Is One of the Best Ways to Learn Engineering

When children build with blocks, redesign a toy, or create a game, they are doing more than playing. They are testing ideas, solving problems, and learning how systems work. Engineering…

By Krishaan Damalaceruvu · September 30, 2026

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Invisible Pain Deserves Visible Support

Some illnesses are easy to recognize. Others affect a person deeply without producing signs that everyone can see. Fibromyalgia can involve widespread pain, fatigue, sleep problems, and difficulty concentrating. Because…

By Nishant Narayanan · September 30, 2026

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Video Games Can Be Tools for Learning, Not Just Distractions

Video games are often blamed for wasting time. But the same features that make games engaging can also support learning. Good games give players a goal, immediate feedback, increasing challenges,…

By Pavni Jain · September 26, 2026

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Medical Research Matters Only When It Reaches Patients

Scientific discoveries are often described as breakthroughs. But a discovery inside a laboratory does not automatically improve a patient’s life. Between research and treatment is a long process involving testing,…

By Joshua Hayden Raj · September 26, 2026

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Students Learn Leadership by Leading

Schools often tell students that leadership is important. Yet many students are given few meaningful chances to practice it. Leadership is not learned only through lectures or titles. It develops…

By Khushi Sista · September 24, 2026

Education

Equal Education Does Not Mean Identical Education

Schools often describe fairness as giving every student the same assignment, deadline, classroom, and method of instruction. But students do not all learn in the same way. Neurodivergent students may…

By Sahasra Chukkapalli · September 21, 2026

Art

The Hidden Cost Keeping Young Dancers Off the Stage

Dance can teach discipline, confidence, creativity, and teamwork. But for many families, the cost of participation goes far beyond class fees. Shoes, costumes, tights, leotards, and performance clothing can become…

By Priya Barke · September 18, 2026