Clayton Bigsby & Tusker Monsters: a BIPOC intro to college
In this short work of fiction, Astrid Munn explores the detrimental side of good intentions.
The wisdom of taking a Second Look
In our instant-gratification world, wisdom can reward a citizen with a better outcome if we slow down and pay closer attention, Kevin Shinn writes.
Begone, QAnon: Let’s augment reality
Why conspiracy theories exist, why people come under their spell, and how to repel them as we move forward together.
In America, the active ingredient is us
We are not just victims of circumstance, Charlyne Berens writes.
As the calendar turns, don’t look back – give back
Let’s all find a way in the New Year to create some community-focused resolutions – and take the time to make them stick, Tammy Day writes.
4 rules to build Nebraska’s emotional infrastructure
What would our communities be like if we created foundational rules for working together – on an interpersonal level – to make things happen?
Bodies of evidence
The more we normalize a strictly numeral-based reference for human life, the more we lose our personal sense of sacredness, Dawaune Hayes writes.
Far from D.C., democracy shines through
Democracy is as much a meeting in a church basement as it is a special session under a rotunda, Rebecca Svec writes.
2020: A year of resilience
Trying times allow us to reassess what matters and how we can make personal investments in our hearts, minds, and souls, Liz Codina writes.
To our everyday servants: Thanks for giving
Yes, this year has been challenging. In 2020, our local public servants have been our on-the-ground heroes.