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Labor, temperance, and the vote

Susan B. Anthony’s reform work encompassed various causes. She saw voting rights as a means to address economic and social, as well as political, inequality.

Susan B. Anthony’s Rochester

The suffragist spent much of her life away from the Flower City, but it was here that Anthony planted her roots as a reformer and established her skills as an organizer and agitator.

Travel hacks from Vietnam and Cambodia

International travel—even to adventurous destinations—has gotten much easier as technology provides new tools for navigating day-to-day needs.

Student startups from the inside

At a recent RocGrowth event, Seerwise founder Brandon Hudson and WetWare BioSystems founder Andrew Kaseman discussed the advantages and challenges of entrepreneurship while attending college.

Life on the edge

For the nonprofits that serve the homeless and hungry, providing shelter and food to the needy today is only one challenge. They also must find ways to reach younger potential donors to fund operations in the future.

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