Student loans. You’ve probably heard of them. Maybe you’ve even borrowed to finance your own higher education. I know I did. I took out a combination of loans from the federal government and private institutions so I could go to law school. The idea behind taking these loans to bankroll my education was simple. I borrowed money. A lot of money. I earned my degree. I got my dream job. Theoretically, I was going to pay off my loans within 10 years or less and ride off into the

It’s not too surprising that 2016 marks the first year where a woman appears as a serious contender in the elections for the United States President.  In the past few years, more focus than ever has been put on women: their rights, their voices, their ambitions, their struggles, and ultimately, their importance in societies globally. While women garnered well under 50% of Time’s “100 Most Influential People in 2015,” undoubtedly women now claim major positions in industries t