In an age where digital technology reigns supreme, a new generation of thinkers and doers is rising: college students. While we marvel at the progress and possibilities of technology, there's an ever-growing need to address the ethical dilemmas it presents. Today's students are passive consumers and active participants, questioning, reshaping, and redefining the digital landscape.

The war raging in the Holy Land isn’t holy. Like all wars, it horrifies us. Wars throughout the Middle East, occasionally clad in a peek-a-boo veil of “holy war,” have for millennia been secular.

Read about the We Believe We Vote and its goals, "Disobedient Women," upcoming event with a Holocaust survivor, future of climate education and FāVS' big mission.

If we let all the bad news wear us down, then evil wins. I think there is a balance to find while staying aware, empathetic and compassionate.

A recent survey shows a decline in marriage has a strong link to an increase in loneliness and a rise of non-affiliation.

It does not matter if you are pro-Palestinian or pro-Israel. What matters most is humanity and being pro-peace.