The concept of flourishing typically encompasses rapid growth and success. Yet I associate flourishing with strength and courage, particularly as a result of growing up in a highly “machista” region. To begin flourishing, it...
Read MoreFor most of my life, identity was a concrete, one-dimensional concept, a mere list of facts about myself. My name is Sara. I am a sophomore. I am Hispanic. If someone asks who I am, this is likely how I would respond because...
Read MoreTo the Emory Community: Recently, Michelle Obama said, “If you believe things can’t possibly get worse, trust me, they can and they will.” In our country, Honduras, this statement holds more truth today than...
Read MoreAs Central America reels from the detrimental impacts of the pandemic, two hurricanes, Eta and Iota, wreaked havoc in the region in the span of two weeks. The two storms predominantly affected Indigenous communities and people...
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After an eventful 2016 season that concluded in an NCAA quarter finals appearance, the Emory...
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