Morgan Staub

Anne Sullivan, one of the more renowned educators of the twentieth century, once said of teaching: “[students] require guidance and sympathy far more than instruction.” Ms. Sullivan’s words were more than an observation; for her, they were a way of life. She took these instructions to heart when working with her most famous pupil, the …

Throughout the history of our nation, dancing has always been one of the touchstones of American culture. In the first few decades of the 20th century, we moved from the intense ballet routines tapped out by Isadora Duncan to flappers dancing the Charleston. From there, our culture transformed into teenagers vibing to “The Twist,” at …

Have you ever heard the phrase “sophomore slump?” Typically used in athletics, a player explodes upon the scene in their rookie season, only to regress in their second year. Examples of those that fought through tough times include Los Angeles Dodgers slugger Yasiel Puig, Miami Dolphins defensive superstar Ndamukong Suh, as well as Brooklyn Nets …

For the trivia buffs in the room, here’s a quick question for you. What do the following people have in common? Sonia Sotomayor, Supreme Court Justice; 2 Chainz, hip-hop artist; Howard Schultz, the CEO of Starbucks Coffee; and Michelle Obama, the First Lady of the United States? The correct answer underscores the drive and inspiration …

Although the economy has recovered valiantly from the recession of the late 2000s, it is still not easy for college graduates to enter the workforce straight out of school. According to recent statistics, well over half of recent graduates could not find a job in their chosen field within six months of graduating. However, there …

Next time you’re at the register during your food shopping, maybe it’d be fun to think about the fact that there are 293 different ways to make change for a dollar. Then, when you’re putting away your groceries, remember that 75% of Americans consider eggs to be an essential item in their refrigerator. Hey, speaking …

Since the ambassadors sent on overseas trips by George Washington, through the establishment of the Peace Corps by John F. Kennedy, all the way to the current day, the United States has always prided itself on being a country of multiculturalism. We seek to learn more about our worldwide neighbors through the most common thread …

According to a recent study, the study of economics has retained its slot as one of the highest paying majors in the nation, with employed students making, on average, about $52,000 right out of college. The same study goes on to show that by the time these graduates approach the height of their careers, they …

One of the largest, and most under-appreciated, states in the union is Montana, which has the well-deserved moniker of “the Treasure State”. Montana is brimming with both natural and historic importance, overflowing with treasure for visitors to discover. Glacier National Park captivates millions of visitors each year with its crystal blue lakes and snowcapped peaks. …