Hunger pangs can make it difficult for students to focus. Women’s Voices commentator Emily Shupe tells us about steps she’s taken at her institution to mitigate food insecurity.

Women’s Voices commentator Elizabeth Pappas believes the humanities are valuable, but she’s worried they’re being pushed aside in the U.S.

Our Women’s Voices commentary series resumes with an essay from Heather McIlvaine-Newsad. She would like to see more ultra-wealthy people follow the example of Dolly Parton and use their good fortune to make the world a better place.

Guest commentator and Galesburg native Jon Sibley III spent two summers in Washington, D.C., in the selective Washington Program through the Institute for Responsible Citizenship. Sibley tells what he's taking from his hometown on his journey.

Commentator Julie Murphy became a grandmother a couple months ago. For our Women’s Voices series, she shares some thoughts about this new stage in her life.

For our Women's Voices series, commentator Pamela Marolla says we've grown too comfortable treating everything from appliances to natural resources as disposable.

For our Women’s Voices commentary series, Heather McIlvaine-Newsad says critical thinking skills require more than memorizing facts or learning short-lived job skills.

For our Women’s Voices commentary series, Pam McLean tells us about the joy she finds in volunteering.

For our Women’s Voices series, commentator Ann Tenold says returning to her hometown isn't about going backward, but finally understanding where she belongs.

For our Women’s Voices series, commentator Victoria Livingston says this is one of her favorite times of year. She encourages you to go outside and enjoy it, too.