By Arishita Gupta (‘20) On February 18th, 2020, the Board of Education was confronted with the issue involving the education of LGBTQ history during its mont...

By Ishani Chettri (‘20) As the digital age improves and advances daily, the unfortunate truth is that print journalism is on its gradual path to the grave. P...

By Priyanka Sarkhel (‘20) It’s that time of the year again: awards season. It’s where celebrities dressed in expensive, outrageous outfits walk down the red ...

By Veena Nesarikar (‘22) Forests are usually taken down to make room for new establishments and homes. Even though the expansion of franchises and homes may ...

By Sophia Milla (‘20) Today, numbers are crucial when applying to college. Colleges stress the importance of standardized test scores, grade point averages (...

By Mytreyi Sureshkumar (‘21) Climate change is taking front and center in a now growing list of issues students are concerned about. This year, on March 14, ...

by Priyanka Sarkhel ('20) In the digital age, mob mentality has evolved to find a new platform for unifying people who hate a common thing or person: social ...

By Tanisha Bhat ('20) Pete Buttigieg, or better known as Mayor Pete, has been surging in recent polls in the race for the presidency. The 37-year-old has mad...

By Anvi Joshi and Erin Walsh ('21) The world is an immensely diverse place, with differing views, traditions, and cultures. However, people tend to only face...

By Anvi Joshi ('21) Menstruation. How many people just got uncomfortable by the simple written word? With the strides women have taken in defending their bod...

By Ishani Chettri (‘20) Media encompasses everything from social media applications, such as Instagram or Twitter, to television commercials to print media. ...

By Sophia Milla (‘20) Argentinian president Mauricio Macri stepped to the microphone with a vision during his inauguration ceremony in 2015. On an economic l...

By Cassandra Vega (‘20) School may not be the most glamorous of places, but it is important to, at the very least, look presentable from day to day. There ar...

By Mary Burke (‘19) Chances are, if anyone was born before the 2000s, they might remember memes as being white boldface font around a quirky picture. There w...

By Ishmael Arrington (‘19) L.A. Bron! After the arrival of arguably the greatest basketball player in NBA history, Lebron James, the Los Angeles Lakers were ...

By Tanisha Bhat (‘20) President Trump’s border wall has been in the center of controversy ever since his campaign days in 2015 with his infamous claim that M...

By Priyanka Sarkhel (‘20) Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is a self-declared Democratic socialist, and one of her primary points for running for House Representativ...

By Sneha Kandalgaonkar (‘21) “Beautiful” is a word with many different meanings. While it is officially an adjective used to describe someone or something th...

By Sophia Milla (‘20) “Just a minute.” “Give me a second.” Almost nobody likes these phrases. As humans, when it comes to waiting for anything, it’s hard fo...

By Anvi Joshi (‘21) and Esha Peer (‘21) Since the dawn of the 2016 election, Americans have been watching the news with bated breath for one specific name: D...