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Supaman Fuses Hiphop and Indigenous Culture at Penn State

Culture · 10/03/2024

Supaman Fuses Hiphop and Indigenous Culture at Penn State

Penn State University will host a series of events featuring Indigenous artist Supaman, promoting cultural exchange and community engagement through his unique blend of Indigenous music, dance, and hip hop. The events include a Fancy Dance workshop, an Indigenous Peoples' Day rally, and a songwriting workshop. These activities aim to celebrate Indigenous culture, raise awareness about social issues, and showcase the importance of art in addressing climate change and social injustice. Supaman's performances and workshops offer a powerful platform for understanding and appreciating Indigenous perspectives.

Climate Change Disrupts Air Travel with Turbulence Delays

Transportation · 07/25/2024

Climate Change Disrupts Air Travel with Turbulence Delays

Recent aviation safety incidents highlight threats to air travel, including climate change, flight delays, and accidents. This paper reviews the Southwest Airlines Flight 425 landing incident, small plane crashes, and the Singapore Airlines turbulence event. It supplements these events with relevant research reports and investigation progress, aiming to raise public awareness of aviation safety. The increasing frequency of extreme weather events and the potential for cascading failures due to delays necessitate a renewed focus on safety protocols and proactive risk management within the aviation industry.

Uconn Cancer Center Offers Screenings at Sporting Events

Education · 01/31/2025

Uconn Cancer Center Offers Screenings at Sporting Events

The UConn Cancer Center innovatively integrates free cancer screenings into the “Coaches vs. Cancer” sporting event, enhancing cancer awareness and health consciousness among community residents. Through interactive communication and sharing of real-life stories, it reshapes health perceptions and fosters a positive community atmosphere. Future plans include expanding partnerships and deepening health education efforts to build a community-based health management model. The initiative aims to proactively address cancer risks and promote healthier lifestyles within the community, making preventative care more accessible and engaging.

Notre Dame Program Cultivates Youth Leaders Through Faithbased Service

Education · 12/18/2024

Notre Dame Program Cultivates Youth Leaders Through Faithbased Service

The University of Notre Dame's 'Pathways to Communion' project has received funding to deepen the integration of youth faith and service. Through community partnerships, the project provides young people with service opportunities rooted in theological foundations, fostering their spiritual growth and social responsibility. By combining theological education with community service, it cultivates students' service awareness. The church and community work together to build a harmonious future, ensuring the legacy of faith-based service continues to inspire and empower the next generation. The program emphasizes practical application of faith to address community needs.

Universities Promote Civic Engagement on MLK Day

Culture · 09/02/2025

Universities Promote Civic Engagement on MLK Day

This paper explores the significance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day on US university campuses and how universities encourage student civic engagement, fostering social responsibility and civic awareness through various activities. Using George Washington University as an example, it showcases the diverse forms and profound meaning of a culture of civic engagement. The paper highlights how universities can leverage events like MLK Day to promote active citizenship and instill a sense of duty towards the community among students, contributing to a more engaged and socially conscious student body.

Gregory Squires Wins ASA Award for Sociologypublic Outreach

Culture · 08/21/2025

Gregory Squires Wins ASA Award for Sociologypublic Outreach

The American Sociological Association (ASA) awarded the Public Understanding of Sociology Award to Professor Gregory Squires in recognition of his outstanding contributions to research and policy-making on social issues such as housing discrimination and segregation. This award aims to encourage sociologists to focus on real-world problems, translate research findings into public awareness, and promote social progress. It also affirms the power of sociology in changing the world. Squires' work exemplifies how sociological research can inform public discourse and contribute to a more just and equitable society.

Fouryear High School Guide for US College Prep

Education · 07/01/2025

Fouryear High School Guide for US College Prep

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the four-year curriculum system in US high schools, emphasizing that course selection is crucial for students to achieve self-awareness, focus on interests, validate abilities, and ultimately strive for top universities. It establishes a linked thinking of "Course + Activity + Major" and offers detailed course selection strategies, pitfalls to avoid, and grade-level action checklists for students and parents. The goal is to help students develop personalized learning plans and enhance their college competitiveness during their US high school years.