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In response to the increasing cases of COVID-19 in the United States, governors and lawmakers across the country have pushed for the closure of public schools statewide. At least 124,000 schools were affected. However, the debate still continues whether classes should stay online or whether schools should reopen soon. As classes moved online, this remote […]

Racial tensions and perceived inappropriate actions by the police have led to months of protests in the US. The protests were mirrored around the globe and calls to defund the police have been rising even in the UK. However, defunding the police won’t make the institution any better. In fact, it would only lead to

COVID-19 has changed the way we do a lot of things. From our usual hustle-and-grind to the way we entertain ourselves, much of the world has made the transition to the virtual world. Medical consultations, such as the typical medical checkups or COVID-19 consulting services, occur virtually, thanks to technology. The same can be said

Ask anyone about good governance, and they would commonly say that it’s related to governments and businesses. It’s how these major structures of society should govern their actions and decisions so that human rights and liberties are protected and upheld. Without it, corruption and incompetence will run rampant, jeopardizing the well-being of everyone in the

The COVID-19 epidemic will forever be known as the world health crisis that managed to shut down almost every school in the world. Since the virus doesn’t care about one’s race, age, or gender, the education community had to make a decision, and fast. The result is a major change in education systems all around

Everyone thought the pandemic was going to last a few months; then, we can all go back to our regular programming. However, as the crisis continues to unfold, the hard truth that we can never operate like before becomes a hard pill to swallow. The pandemic has changed how we live, work, and approach the

The way we do business is now dominated by technology—think of AI, big data, and cloud. As we embrace the new normal, expect companies to continue to innovate and use technology to thrive. They will likely be on the lookout for candidates with the technical skills needed to deliver their desired results. Whether you’re a

Climate change is real, and sadly, humans fuel much of it. The question is, what activities make it worse? Should we blame methane produced by the animals, the growing number of cars, or the industries that consume a lot of energy? Data show the answer is all of the above. The Biggest Drivers of Climate

When the World Health Organization (WHO) classified Covid-19 as a pandemic, schools immediately shut their doors. Courses were moved online. There were also discussions of scrapping the semester altogether. But alas, the spring semester is over, and here comes September looming nearer. Students scraped by to finish last semester, but many of them said that

Love and affection go a long way in sustaining a marriage, but there are also practical matters to consider. Practical household affairs such as childcare, grocery shopping, bookkeeping, and maintenance all play a role in keeping harmony. When the practical aspects of the marriage start to break down, it can become a reason for arguments