Derrick Shealy: Homeschooler Nets a Shot at College Lacrosse

The lack of a local team didn’t stop this homeschooled athlete from earning a slot on a college lacrosse roster.

Make the Most of Study Time with These 3 Hacks

Using these hacks will help you stay motivated and enjoy learning.

How to Draw Better

Drawing is always a fun and easy high school credit.

Huntington University Arizona Center for Digital Media Arts

HUAZ offers a faith-based digital media arts program in Peoria, AZ.

Princeton Review’s Annual College Rankings, 2018 Edition

The Princeton Review’s 26th annual “Best 382 Colleges” is out!

Scholarship Opportunities for Aspiring Tradesmen and Women

Scholarship opportunities available to aspiring trades workers.

7 College Degrees for the Traveler

Seven college degrees that will allow you to support yourself while living out your dream of seeing the world.

My Trip to Washington, DC

See what Manny learned on his tour of Washington, DC!

American History for Teens – Best Young Adult Historical Fiction Books

Young adult historical fiction books are both entertaining and educational.

Teen Soldiers in the “Field of Lost Shoes”

“Field of Lost Shoes” is a movie about a group of teenagers who fought in the Civil War.

The Evolution of the Liberal Church

Clergymen betraying the faith they profess is nothing new.

Hurricane Harvey and the Social Media Storm

With social media and the 24-hour news cycle, major disasters now involve public participation like never before.

EXIT: The Appeal of Suicide

September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month.

Gardening with STEM: How to Start a Garden

Gardening is a great STEM learning activity.

Less is More: The Tiny House Movement

The tiny house movement is an architectural and social movement that advocates living simply in small homes.