As we head into 2025, we are delighted to share our newest Annual Program Review on behalf of our Trustees.

Deciding to pursue a degree in Film & TV at New York University was one of the best things I could’ve done for myself.

A locally-based radio station grew in popularity so much — it needed a bigger space. On Friday night...

The Renaissance Foundation proudly sponsors the Beat the Odds Scholarship offered by STAND each year.

In September, Ad Age hosted a roundtable with members of Gen Z to hear how they are consuming their news during this election year.

When Steve joined College Possible in high school, he could have never imagined he would be graduating with a competitive position...

Iván Galicia Sixto has received a Fulbright award from the U.S. Department of State.

Watch Renassiance alum Nadia Pahodzina discuss her experience with the Civics Learning Project.

Once a week for the past year, Kylee Brevick could be found at two particular spots on the Willamette and Columbia rivers, taking samples.

Never in my life would I have imagined the significance of May 20th, 2023. Sure, it’s the same week as my birthday, May 14th, but...

This spring, Lewis & Clark unveiled the newly renovated Stephanie Fowler Student Center (formerly known as Templeton). Designed to be...

Janet Bedolla-Salinas (she/her) worked as People Experience (HR) Intern at Viewpoint, a Trimble Company.

Grace Howard is a Renaissance Scholar who currently attends Portland State University. She had the opportunity to study abroad in India...

Peter Podobinski is a Chicago Scholar and Renaissance Scholar at Northwestern University. See the original post here. "Because of the...

Kayla Cain is both a Renaissance Scholar and a Chicago Scholar in her second semester at Howard. Read the original post here. “Howard was...

Lesly Rojas has worked with classmates to design multiple award-winning inventions aimed at helping agricultural workers and people...

Citlaly Arroyo-Juarez’s world has shrunk to her single dorm room at Portland State University.

Jennifer Fitz Cortez wrote an opinion piece that appeared in University of Portland’s The Beacon. Read the original article here....

Jaydra Johnson’s essay, “Howling at the Ocean: Surviving my First Year Teaching” appeared in Rethinking Schools magazine. Read the...

It's 6 pm, and Isatou Barry has stayed late — as she does every Monday — to oversee Africa House's youth council meeting.