Spring often finds students living in a future tense, worrying over end-of-year exams, college, finances, relationships, and life beyond high school. But too often that means avoiding experiences that could make the present much richer and more rewarding. From a…
By Casey Miller and Jack Hennessy Global Student Square staff writers The world is at a “breaking point” with millions of refugees overwhelming nations such as Lebanon, Yemen and Turkey, UN Deputy High Commissioner for Refugees Alexander Aleinikoff told an…
Approximately 100 students in Justine Rutigliano's International Baccalaureate English classes at Sequoia High School in Redwood City, California, are kicking off a three-month multimedia project on Russia, the country that Winston Churchill once called "a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside…
Global Student Square, Stanford John S. Knight Fellow Beatrice Motamedi's fellowship project, entered its refinement phase today with the publication of Motamedi's second Journalism Challenge post. "It's exciting to be building for real and working with students who are eloquent in their…
Approximately 20 students from Palo Alto, Menlo Park, Redwood City, Stockton, and as far away as Washington, D.C., attended Global Student Square's 1st production day at Stanford University on Saturday, Jan. 10. The agenda for the day included introductions, a…
