Aisha Sultan

4 days ago | dailygazette.com | Aisha Sultan |Louis Post-Dispatch

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4 days ago | arcamax.com | Aisha Sultan |Louis Post-Dispatch

ST. LOUIS -- In 1926, George Allen Kelley was a teenager fascinated by the pilots and their aircraft at Lambert Flying Field in St. Louis. He would hang around the field, hoping to catch a conversation or see something exciting. The big man in town causing much of the excitement was Charles Lindbergh, of course. He was working on the aircraft he planned to fly solo across the Atlantic as part of a highly anticipated competition.

5 days ago | uexpress.com | Aisha Sultan

When we dropped off our daughter at the airport in January for her semester abroad in Paris, I took a picture as she walked through the TSA security line, and my heart felt caught in my throat. We would be separated by an ocean and 4,000-plus miles for more than four months -- our longest stretch of time apart since she was born. I was excited for her to go on this adventure.

1 week ago | washtimesherald.com | Aisha Sultan

When we dropped off our daughter at the airport in January for her semester abroad in Paris, I took a picture as she walked through the TSA security line, and my heart felt caught in my throat. We would be separated by an ocean and 4,000-plus miles for more than four months — our longest stretch of time apart since she was born. kAmx H2D 6I4:E65 7@C 96C E@ 8@ @? E9:D 25G6?EFC6] {:G:?8 :?56A6?56?E=J :? 2 7@C6:8? 4@F?ECJ E62496D 2 J@F?8 A6CD@?

1 week ago | stltoday.com | Aisha Sultan

When we dropped off our daughter at the airport in January for her semester abroad in Paris, I took a picture as she walked through the TSA security line, and my heart felt caught in my throat. We would be separated by an ocean and 4,000-plus miles for more than four months — our longest stretch of time apart since she was born. When I was a college student nearly 30 years ago, I had benefited enormously from my own semester abroad in Egypt. I was excited for her to go on this adventure.