In the University of Washington's The Daily, Wade Caves, a Baha'i, explains why Baha'is vote in general elections, but keep their noses out of politics.

At the Washington Post’s On Faith, Remz Pokorny, a senior at Brandeis University, chronicles his decision to stick with the religion he was reared in by two very different parents.

Something magical happens to many Baha'is when they turn 15. They become more responsible. Everything they’ve learned from growing up in the Faith kicks in, and, although they aren’t yet adults, they grow the mental equivalent of three inches.

Mideast Youth has a suggestion for Iranian authorities wishing to inform Baha'is that they’re not welcome in that country’s universities.

Haleh Chapman says she “went in one person and came out a different one” after spending 1 ½ years volunteering at Bosch Baha'i School near Santa Cruz, Calif.

An interview with Elizabeth Dwyer giving a youth's perspective on being raised in a Baha'i family--the challenges and benefits. She also talks about how her parents became Baha'i's, and how it was to be different from other youth in today's society (15 minutes). Download

Actor Rainn Wilson is NEBY-ish and proud of it -- proud to carry his message to over 1,000 Baha’is gathered recently at the 2008 Northeast Baha'i Youth Festival – NEBY, for short, held in Stamford, Conn.