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Cover Feature: Seed Champion Other Features: See the Sound of Climate Change, Social Justice at Sonoma State: The Roots Run Deep, Programmed...

The latest issue of our bimonthly magazine looks at the new trade agreement between the U.S., Mexico and Canada, what happens when automotiv...

As the world celebrated International Working Women's Day, hundreds of pourakarimakas, the sanitation workers, gathered at the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike head office in Bangalore to demand the payment of their wages that were long due.

Replace the soul-crushing grind of the everyday commute through picturesque landscapes on beautiful roads that run throughout the expanse South India. From Karnataka to Kanyakumari...

MODE Magazine is Fordham University's student-run fashion magazine. I have written lifestyle and arts & entertainment articles for the Fall/Winter 2017, Spring/Summer 2018, and Fall/Winter 2018 issues.

Two years on, it seems Brexit is here to stay, meaning that some of Britain’s biggest industries are currently developing new business plans to ensure business continues even in the cloudiest of political climates. Looking forward, many industries are using Brexit as an opportunity to improve Britain’s domestic strategy and independency as a nation. Leading land-based institution, Hadlow College, recently held a roundtable event where industry thought-leaders discussed a variety of topics, inclu

A Republican Campaign brochure highlighting candidates from the Washington Township Trustee and Board race.

In this issue, Volvo and CU-ICAR in South Carolina, The Ray in Georgia, the history of the Southern Automotive Conference, and much more!

Eidé Magazine is a national, culturally relevant lifestyle magazine hailing from the South. Our mission is to share a new and enlightened na...

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Echo Magazine Features editor based in Chicago, IL.

Issue III of THEM lit: a trans literary journal. This issue includes work by Nat Raha, Beyza Ozer, Hafsa Musa, Zareen Zahra Zeero, and more.

In this issue, we focus on the return of America's Cup racing in Newport, the quest to build Rhode Island's official tall ship, and a look a...

VARSITY is the official student newspaper of the University of Cape Town,since 1942

VARSITY is the official student newspaper of the University of Cape Town,since 1942

Magazine for USF School of Mass Communications

According to Weather SA, climate change is a natural, expected phenomenon. The earth’s climate changes from warm to cold cycles, and takes hundreds of years to move from one cycle to another. However, modern human influence is causing the earth’s climate to change much faster than it should be. The primary cause of climate change is the release of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere from burning coal, oil and natural gas.

Fashion Feature w/ Glamour Bar

Learning to Save the World Our guide to higher ed's rapidly diversifying sustainability programs

Pork it - page 12; New pathways - page 16; In for the long haul - page 24; Milk with a twist - page 34.

Spaces offers office space, meeting spaces and workspaces for entrepreneurial workers. Work and be surrounded by likeminded others. Ready th...

Our favorite places in Prague to Instagram that aren't Charles Bridge or a trdelnik in front of a building, plus Czech Easter Traditions and...

LA DE DA is a quarterly publication designed to celebrate creative talent in a visually aesthetic medium. Submissions welcome. See the websi...

Fashion Feature w/ Midnight Rambler

ISSUE 01 // What do you want to be when you grow up? @juniper_magazine_ | #JuniperMag | www.juniper-magazine.ga| juniper_magazine@outlook....

ISSUE 01 // What do you want to be when you grow up? @juniper_magazine_ | #JuniperMag | www.juniper-magazine.ga| juniper_magazine@outlook.... My article is on page 41.

Recent printed appeal about new and expanded programming, that I organized into three categories based on our strategic plan: (1) Survivor-led Advocacy, (2) Systemic Change, and (3) Collaboration and Innovation.