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For months you have been demanding ProgressiveU gear. We have listened attentively to those requests and have been hard at work designing the products you have requested. We are now happy to announce that the ProgressiveU Shop is open and ready for business. Read More »
Hello everyone. We hope you all are ready for the end of the Spring Blogging for Progress Contest. Before we finish, though, we just wanted to make a few announcements. Read More »
After a month and a half of entries for the Banned Books Contest, and nearly two weeks of judging, we have our winners! Read More »
So you want to volunteer to help out on the site, but also don't want to give up the chance of winning a scholarship in the Blogging for Progress contest. Well, we need all the help we can get, so we're starting a new initiative. Read More »
As most of you are by now aware, ProgressiveU is about far more than blogging. While getting those progressive thoughts out there is a vital part of progress, acting on those thoughts is equally as important. With that in mind, we would like to invite you to take part in our newest endeavor.
ProgressiveU will, until further notice, run a national phoneraiser.
So what's that? Read More »
After over a month of deliberations, we have finally reached a consensus on our Think Progress bonus point contest. It was difficult—there were over 70 entries, each of which had to be read and rated individually. We had three people give each blog a rating, and ranked the average of those ratings to determine our winners. Read More »
Chances are, if you're a regular blogger on Progressive U, you have come across several of our volunteer faculty members who work to keep this site and the Blogging For Progress Scholarship up and running smoothly. Read More »
ProgressiveU is all about progress. We encourage you to think, to speak up and to reach out. As many of you know, ProgressiveU users aren't your typical high school and college bloggers. We come from across the nation to discuss the things that many of our peers don't often discuss; the War in Iraq, healthcare, education, the economy and the list goes on. Read More »
