Last week, we launched our first-ever live Dungeons & Dragons adventure on Zoom — and it was an unforgettable mix of chaos, teamwork, storytelling, and hilarious dice‑betrayals. With a professional Dungeon Master guiding the journey, everyone was swept straight into the world of Faerûn.

Sports and regular physical activity can have many positive effects on mental health, especially for teenagers. I see this from my own experience.

When I first saw the event announcement saying, “Bring a friend or a family member and let’s make Brigadeiro together,” I was genuinely excited. In my everyday life, I already love cooking with my family and friends chatting, laughing, and enjoying each other’s company while preparing food. I also enjoy making desserts for the people I love. So, seeing all of these things come together in one event made it especially fun and meaningful for me.

Show your creative side for a chance to win a $1,000 scholarship to a Participating University!

Our 13-18-year-old diploma and full-time students are invited to:

• Register by 8 February, signing the terms,

• Start creating,

• Send us two progress updates,

• And submit the final piece by 28 February.

Did you know that humans have their own “survival mode,” just like in video games?
We may not even realize it, but our bodies are designed to protect us from potential danger or distress. When faced with stress or threat, our nervous system automatically activates powerful biological responses that prepare us to react, escape, or stay alert. This isn’t imagination or coincidence — it’s real biology at work

Image credid: pixabay. Article on the Nahua Language: Identity, Endangerment, and the Importance of Representation

Human stem cell embedded in a 3D matrix, Cryo SEM. Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). Source: Wellcome Collection.

The Tenek Language: Identity, Endangerment, and the Importance of Representation

Meet Veronica Cueto, Associate Program Manager at Hudson Global Scholars, in this inspiring Staff Spotlight interview. Vero shares her journey from classroom teaching to global education, her passion for reading and running, and her commitment to making a difference in her community. She opens up about her favorite books, role models, and the life lessons that guide her work—and offers powerful advice for students: never stop dreaming.

Join the conversation on mental health and wellbeing

10 tips for bringing wellbeing into your study habits from Hsu Myat in Myanmar.

When creativity and talent are brought together in discipline, a new force emerges.

A Friendly Guide for the Bold, the Curious, and the Slightly Nervous