Last Updated on June 30, 2025 Choosing the right German language course will significantly shape your experience, whether that is for work, study, or living in Germany. The best German language courses in 2025 give you flexibility, native instruction, and practical speaking practice. And with Germany being a hub for international students, professionals, and entrepreneurs, … Read more
Last Updated on June 30, 2025 “Describe a person who inspired you to study abroad” is a popular IELTS Speaking Part 2 cue card. In this guide, you’ll find four Band 7–9 sample answers, topic-specific vocabulary, follow-up Part 3 questions, and a detailed breakdown of how to approach this cue card with clarity and structure. … Read more
Finding the perfect spot to work from home rarely feels picture-perfect. Bedrooms get cluttered, the couch is too cozy, and that dining table? It’s probably covered with everyone else’s stuff. But there’s one place you might not have considered—your kitchen. With a few clever moves, your kitchen can transform into a surprisingly comfortable and productive … Read more
8 Spring is a season of new beginnings, warmer weather, and blooming flowers. With a study abroad or international internship program during spring semester, you can see natural landscapes across the world come to life, all while you earn credits towards your degree and build your resume. Read on to discover some of our favorite … Read more
My recent columns drew thousands of questions and comments, largely centered on rising medical debt and Medicare as well as retirement confusion on Social Security and health savings accounts, known as HSAs. The following is an edited sample of those 6,000-plus comments—good and bad!—and my take on them. Read on Yahoo Finance As always, if you have … Read more
Retirement savers weathered a chaotic stretch of market gyrations in the first three months of the year, consistently adding to their savings, according to Fidelity Investments’ quarterly analysis. While they experienced a drop in average 401(k), 403(b), and IRA balances, mostly due to market swings, savings rates remained consistent, with the average 401(k) savings rate increasing to … Read more
Photo by Steve Matthews on Unsplash Earlier this month, on June 2, 2025, Atlanta’s City Council unanimously passed a state-of-the-art ordinance to require cool roofs throughout the whole city, immediately propelling Atlanta to the forefront of local climate adaptation measures. The new requirements will help make Atlanta cooler, improve its air quality, and lower residents’ … Read more
In U.S. coastal and offshore waters, particularly in the Gulf of Mexico, tens of thousands of oil and gas wells pose a growing environmental and financial liability. Of these, more than 7,300 offshore wells remain idled and await decommissioning, which could cost as much as $70 billion. Without cleanup, these wells risk becoming environmental hazards … Read more
Denver Scholarship Foundation (DSF) Scholar and graduate of John F. Kennedy High School, Erick Plata, completed his first year at Colorado State University (CSU), where he is majoring in Construction Management. While his original dream was to become a professional soccer player, that dream evolved, thanks in part to life events, self-reflection, and an inspiring … Read more
Graduation season always brings a sense of joy and reflection—but this year, the moment feels especially powerful. Denver Scholarship Foundation (DSF) is proud to celebrate the Class of 2025, especially the incredible DSF Scholars and Denver Public Schools (DPS) seniors who walked across the stage and into their next chapter. These graduates represent more than … Read more