It already wasn’t fair. Affirmative action on the basis of race in admissions ended with the late June decision of the United States Supreme Court. Public mourning of “Affirmative Action” …
Absolutely Affirmative
Editor’s Note: Late last week, the Supreme Court of the United States issued decisions on two matters of great importance to the students and staff of The Scholarship Foundation of …
Deepening Democracy, Here and Now
In May 2022, The Scholarship Foundation announced a new voter engagement internshipwith Action St. Louis, a grassroots racial justice organization that seeks to build politicalpower for Black communities in the …
From Blindness to Awareness
Guest Blogger Beth Andrews joined the staff of The Scholarship Foundation of St. Louis in 2015. In summer, 2019 Beth first set foot on a college campus when she coordinated …
2020 Endorsements from a Prophet
You really never know which one in the room is the prophet. Richard Atkins, an architect in private practice, served on the board of directors of The Scholarship Foundation from …
Loving People
I’m calling our attention to love. In the midst of partisan rancor, governance without civility, and professionalizing ourselves away from seeing another person’s pain, so many of us are physically …
