Girls Take Flight gives San Diego high school girls life-changing drone skills

Source: The San Diego Union-Tribune

Read how a group of high school students are chipping away at the gender disparity in the drone pilot industry.

Schoolyard conflicts may be linked to serious health problems later in life, research shows

Source: The Washington Post

A decades-long study shows how children handle conflict early in life affects their health as adults.

The barrier-breaking power of learning someone else’s story

Source: PBS

Read how the organiation Narrative 4 pairs people around the world to hear each other’s story and then retell them.

Here’s what’s really going on in your brain when you experience ‘FOMO’ — the fear of missing out

Source: Business Insider

One negative effect of social media, at least for many people, is having the feeling that others are living better lives than they are. This article takes a deeper look at this phenomenon, known as the fear of missing out.

Behold, the power of a good idea!

Source: Student Council Pro

If you attend a school with a Student Council, consider getting involved! Here are some ways to make a big impact in student government.

Cross-cultural bonding leads to higher creativity

Source: INSEAD Knowledge

Read about a recent study that links in-depth cross-cultural relationships with higher scores on measures of creative thinking.

Holocaust and memory: An alarming new study shows growing ignorance

Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

If it’s true that those who forget the past are doomed to repeat its mistakes, then young Americans may have a big problem.

What does the spelling success of Indian American kids tell us?

Source: The Conversation

Shalini Shankar, a professor of anthropology, dives into the practices of spelling bee winners.

The Road to Resilience

Source: American Psychological Association

The American Psychological Association states that overcoming life’s obstacles requires resilience. Building up that trait is often a personal journey. This guide offers tips and advice to do so.

Speech on Campus

Source: ACLU

In recent years, debate over what is considered free speech on college campus has increased. This Q&A from the American Civil Liberties Union answers what kind of speech is and is not protected by the U.S. Constitution.