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Diana Mao Fights Slavery Through Buying A Bag… Not A Body

September 29, 2017

By Melissa Jane Kronfeld & Matthew Pinna After witnessing slavery firsthand during a life-changing trip to Cambodia, Diana Mao has dedicated her life to...

The Must See Temples of Pandharpur, India

September 20, 2017

Are you planning your trip for Maharashtra? Have decided the places that you must not forget to visit in Maharashtra? If yes, you must have prepared...

Matrimonial Misery: Child Marriage in the Modern Day

September 1, 2016

By Melissa Jane Kronfeld & Molly Mintz Every little girl dreams of her wedding day. The white gown and lace veil, the champagne toasts,...

Urban Agriculture: The Grass is Greener

January 21, 2016

Urban agriculture is the process of cultivating and distributing food in a town or city as opposed to traditional agriculture which would occur in...

Fair Trade USA: Ask Before Buying

May 11, 2015

Are your purchases supporting Fair Trade? Check the label on your favorite piece of clothing. Chances are, you are wearing an imported garment that was manufactured without the...

Mayukh Ghosh and Raktim Majumdar: Filmmakers

April 13, 2015

Classmates and friends Mayukh Ghosh (orange shirt) and Raktim Majumdar (black shirt) first came together working on a documentary film about K.C. Paul – a man...

Dhairya Pujara: Founder of YCenter

February 2, 2015

Dhairya Pujara is the founder and CEO of Ycenter, a higher education social enterprise solving global challenges in Africa and India. He attended Drexel...

The Tiger: Saving India’s National Animal

November 17, 2014

Tiger Tiger Burning Bright ! Let not it burn out on the realm of our imagination and fascination. Bob Hoskins wrote, “think of lions...

Syrup of the Week: Molasses

September 10, 2014

Syrup of the Week: Molasses Ever wonder what that distinct bitter flavor was in Gingerbread? It’s molasses, a common ingredient found in baking and rum brewing....

How Millennials Are Fighting Extreme Poverty

July 14, 2014

Calling all Millennials! Since 1990, poverty rates have been cut in half. Now that we’re old enough to take matters into our own hands,...

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