The Readership
Writing essays for class is fine, but The Readership is where the real conversations happen. Once a week, I send out a curated mix of sharp hot takes, campus insights, and deep dives on issues actually shaping our generation. Consider it your 5-minute weekly break to think deeper, question assumptions, or just steal a good point for your next debate.
1000 connections, performative or productive?
Networking and LinkedIn go hand in hand—or so I thought. Earlier this week, I reached the elusive milestone of 1,000 LinkedIn connections, but what does this even mean? Let’s find out together!
Unlocking Your Head Start, early?
Today, I participated in a career fair with my business internship class. Despite running late, due to being underdressed and almost forgetting about the event entirely, I had a positive experience. On my drive home, however, I found myself reflecting on what the perfect start to a career actually looks like for a teenager, and I think I’ve found the answer.
The “Lessons” in History Lessons?
Because we didn’t see it doesn’t mean it never happened. When taking a trip down history, it is easy to look back and be perplexed that the individuals of past didn’t do anything to some of the atrocities that were happening. One reason could be that our ancestor turn a blind eye, another could be because they were blind to the issue.
Fred Hampton in education?
Fred Hampton is a revolutionary activist. Spoke about the “rainbow coalition” and was very influential in the civil rights movement. Despite this and more, many students won’t every hear his name.
