This year marks the halfway point of the Sustainable Development Goals, and today, we’re only on track to meet 12% of these ambitious goals. See how the Goalkeepers event brings together global visionaries dedicated to championing the Global Goals and…

Colleges are still designed to mainly serve traditional students, but these schools prove success can be within reach for all.

Although Thien Chau and Danyelle Parrish were born worlds apart—Chau in Vietnam and Parrish just outside of New Orleans—they have arrived at similar places in their education. Both students don’t fit traditional categories of college-goers, and demonstrate how today’s colleges…

When she was a college freshman, Bonnie Boggs had not yet chosen her major, but enrolled in biology because she enjoyed the subject in high school and thought she wanted to become a science teacher.

John Carter is studying to become a firefighter and paramedic. He stopped attending school in 3rd grade and didn’t return until age 19, when he started a recovery program to complete his high school education. Today, Carter, 24, is a…