Shhhh! If you listen closely you can hear the sweet symphony of school bells and the faint sound of parents cheering. It must be back

Shhhh! If you listen closely you can hear the sweet symphony of school bells and the faint sound of parents cheering. It must be back
It’s my favorite time of year, once again! Time to return to school! After what some might classify as a horrific first year of high
I have been an active alumnus at UNC Charlotte, participating in student organizations, brand ambassadorships, and fighting for accessibility rights. As a disabled person, I
Most people think that a thirteenth birthday is a big deal and I agree. I also feel that your fourteenth birthday is just as important
School has been a true challenge for me this year. I originally wanted to go back and attend classes in person for my 8th grade
Growing up different from others makes life hard. Whether the difference is mental or physical, visible or invisible, you need someone who actually understands what
Stereotypes are everywhere, including in the disability world. When people see someone who is in a wheelchair, often they assume the person is completely paralyzed
One of the most famous dialogues that we all know is “To be or not to be…” It is questioning the value of life and
I’ve realized that many people don’t know what it’s like day-to-day for a person in a power wheelchair. People assume that I spend most of
Due to COVID-19, colleges have decided to move all their classes online for the rest of the semester and it is impacting a lot of
February is my favorite month (besides December) because it’s Black History Month! All month I get to learn about people that look just like me
My days of 8 A.M. classes, meal swipes and all-nighters have long since passed, but I look back on my college years mostly with fondness