Attorney, author advocates for future of Wayuu people
Colombian-Wayuu author and attorney Estercilia Simanca Pushaina discussed her advocacy for the indigenous Wayuu people Feb. 27 at Taylorsville Redwood Campus.
Who are the Central Park Five?
Yusef Salaam and Raymond Santana of the Exonerated Five will appear at SLCC on Feb. 18. Learn more about their wrongful conviction in the Central Park jogger case.
Presidential impeachment trial holds little interest to young voters
SLCC students share their opinions on the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump.
Photos: India Study Abroad Program
View new photos of the SLCC India Study Abroad program.
Street kids: fending for themselves
Displaced by horrific circumstances and subject to extreme exploitation, thousands of Indian children live on the streets.
Wealth disparity and the housing crisis in Mumbai
For any socially responsible entrepreneurs in urban development, India is poised for investment that goes beyond just the bottom line.
Booksellers and convergence in India
The longtime business of selling books on the street is being kicked to the curb by politics and technology.
Special needs students find stability at Akshar School
With so many disabled Indian youth lacking assistance, the Akshar School has become a haven for special needs students.
Lijjat Papad, a majority women-run enterprise
Lijjat Pappad is a socially responsible papa dum co-op run mostly by women.
The future of entrepreneurship is female, and rural India is no exception
Literacy and opportunity prove to be great obstacles for women in Gulumb, but their spirit and desire to succeed in business does not waver.
Controlled chaos: driving etiquette in India
Navigating the busy streets of India can be an adventure in its own right.
Observations on the state of journalism
Students at the Maharashtra Institute of Technology voice their concerns about misinformation in the digital age.