Haunted tours are made for all
Haunted tours are no longer an activity for outcasts and are a part of mainstream entertainment.
Month: August 2023
Border watch: Patrol agents balancing duty and compassion
Border Patrol agents face the challenge of protecting the country’s borders while managing the flow of migrant populations.
Organizations aid migrant journey to U.S. asylum
Volunteers give their time and energy to help organizations aid migrant populations at the Southwest border.
Living in the U.S. and sometimes in fear
What does it mean to live as an undocumented person in the U.S.?
Portland Sea Dogs building on past success after new ownership
The Portland Sea Dogs embracing their fan experience under new ownership.
Hollywood outside of Hollywood
To keep production costs down, media productions are often filmed outside of Hollywood. Florida’s decline in film industry popularity is attributed to the expiration of tax incentives, pushing productions to states like Georgia.
The college experience, revised: How the pandemic cohorts came of age
It is safe to say that most students from the classes of 2020 to 2025 have been affected by the pandemic. But even in the face of this unorthodox learning environment, many showed their resilience and capacity to adapt.
Tenant leaders and community organizers fight for affordable housing in Somerville
Community organizing is increasing opportunities for affordable housing in Somerville.
Brickbottom community navigates ongoing development
One community for makers faces challenges as their neighborhood is developed.
Struggles abound: Working visa challenges compound efforts to study and work in the United States
Obtaining a visa poses a significant challenge for international students aiming to work in the United States.