Curiosity simply put is a “strong desire to know or learn something.” An INC. article from March 19, 2025, titled “How to Use the Art of Curiosity to Build Genuine Connections”, takes it a step further by discussing ways that … Continue reading How Curiosity Can Be Used to Create a Better Future by William Jones, Jr.
The health of a democracy is inextricably linked to the vitality of its educational institutions, particularly its universities. Far from being ivory towers isolated from societal concerns, universities serve as crucial crucibles where the principles of a thriving democracy – … Continue reading Universities as Cornerstones of Democracy
This is a relevant topic for this day and age. The chance to strive for what is greater, advancing in personal life as well as career life. Many may ask how true success is measured. I’d like to begin with … Continue reading Rising To The Top With Faith, Honest Strategy, And Respect
August 2025 Edition — Now Available! Three-Fifths Magazine Presents: “Rising to the Top with Faith, Honest Strategy, and Respect” As a new academic year looms—whether you’re sharpening pencils for grade school or prepping for graduate seminars—America braces for another run … Continue reading Read. Reflect. Rise.
In America, the grading system primarily uses letter grades as a measure of evaluating students’ proficiency, performance, and academic results. The letter grades A, B, C, D, and F correspond to a specific range of percentage scores and accumulate to … Continue reading Room at the Top for All
There is a familiar childhood phrase often heard in schoolyards. “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” While it’s meant to deflect hurtful language, many of us know better. Words can cut deep. Words … Continue reading I Came for Cake, Stayed for Reconciliation
In the ongoing war over historical memory and cultural narrative, one of the most critical battles surrounds the nation’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). As of late, organizations such as the American Civil Rights Project, the Manhattan Institute, the … Continue reading Reclaiming the Narrative on HBCUs and the Legacy of Black Education
To bridge the gap is not just to close disparities—it is to create a system where every individual is seen, valued, and cared for with equal regard. The Divide That Persists In the United States, the intersection of health equity, … Continue reading Equity and Ethics in Healthcare: Bridging the Divide
June Edition Review: “Flipping The Script: Keys To Taking Back The Narrative War” This timely and thought-provoking piece published by Three-Fifths Magazine revisits a truth often overlooked in historical and cultural discourse: the enduring power of narrative. Quoting Bryan Stevenson—”The North won the war, … Continue reading June Edition Review: “Flipping The Script”
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