“If everything alright on the news, something must be wrong with journalism” World Press Freedom Day is observed every year on 3rd May, to honor the journalists who have fallen on the line of duty. Journalism is very often dismissed as an unworthy career, but these people fail to understand…

As the year zooms by, we get so entangled with our own lives that we forget how privileged we are to be on planet Earth, a place we all call home. Unfortunately, we are also in a time where our planet is suffering, and is facing the harmful effects of…

“The feminist revolution had to be fought because women quite simply were stopped at a state of evolution far short of their human capacity.” ― Betty Friedan, The Feminine Mystique Several women’s names were left out of the history books, their discoveries became discoveries made by men, and those who…

Two months into 2023 means reflecting on growth so far and welcoming the new opportunities ahead. As we transition into the third month of the new year, let us embrace all that we’ve grown so far and welcome new opportunities ahead. For many of us, a new semester has started…

The sun rises, bringing the hope of a new day. 2023 begins, bringing the hope of a new year! As the first month of the new year comes to a close, we at students x students are anticipatory of what the new year will bring. …

We can’t believe this is the last issue of 2022! It’s been an amazing year, so we’ve dedicated this newsletter to celebrating the awesome things and people that have made students x students the publication it is today. As I sit here, curled up in blankets with a cup of…

I want you to sit back for a moment. Yes, you. The person who’s drowning in work. The person who’s hardly staying afloat. When was the last time you pulled out your favorite board game? When was the last time you ran down the school corridors, shrieking and laughing with…

“I’m here for you”. The little words matter. Many people decide to stay silent about their problems while others are forced to suffer in silence because of people’s mindsets. Many individuals think having disorders has become a “trend” and the people suffering from them are “attention seekers”. As a result…

“Frederick Douglass taught that literacy is the path from slavery to freedom. There are many kinds of slavery and many kinds of freedom, but reading is still the path.” — Carl Sagan The 8th of this month marked International Literacy Day, a date established by the United Nations Educational, Scientific…