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Telling the untold: Two students and their teacher document Oakland’s Mam community This story was produced by El Tímpano, a civic media organization serving and covering the Bay Area’s Latino and Mayan immigrant communities. The original version of the story can be found here. I wasn’t used to hearing anything about my Mam culture at […]

Lifelong Learning Thrives at Temple University’s Osher Institute On a recent afternoon, a lecture hall at Temple University’s Center City campus buzzed with the energy of students eager to learn. The topic? Passion, purpose, and their vital roles in a fulfilling and healthy life. Adam Brunner, the instructor, passionately declared to his class, “I don’t […]

A Colorado Teacher’s Journey: From Engineering to Inspiring Students Gayathri Ramkumar, a math and computer science teacher at Aurora Central High School, a diverse school where approximately half the students are English language learners, is passionate about creating engaging and accessible learning experiences. Her dedication has earned her recognition as a semifinalist for Colorado’s 2026 […]