Faking or Fleeing? Yeonmi Park’s Conspiracy
Imagine living in a world where everything is shrouded in mystery: one can be executed for even attempting to watch
Read More
Opinion
From Twitter to X a change for the worse
Elon Musk bought Twitter in October of 2022, and since then the company has been run into the mud. Not
Read More
What makes a person “smart”
What does it really mean to be smart? Many people have questioned this and ponder if the peers surrounding them
Read More
Politicians are getting too old
Should we have a maximum age limit for candidacy? This would cover all forms of office, preventing those older than
Read More
Instrumental music, the best extracurricular to invest your time in
The lights dim and the audience goes silent. The musicians see the bright white baton in the stage light and
Read More
I’m Craving For More Hours in a Day
I’m sure you’ve all felt this way before: you’re so busy with work, school, extracurricular activities, and social obligations that
Read More
Canvas and Code: The Irreplaceable Human Aspect of Art Amidst AI
With the emergence and use of artificial intelligence tools integrating themselves into various facets of our lives, AI has unsurprisingly
Read More
Editorial: Court got it wrong on affirmative action
College admissions has always been a nuanced topic; however, everyone can agree that admissions decisions should be fair and equal.
Read More
Editorial: Court got it right on affirmative action
Affirmative action is not a positive way to achieve diversity in colleges. The American people shouldn’t be accepted into college
Read More
Online privacy and censorship is a balancing act
Who gets the right to view the media they want? In the digital age, this is an ongoing argument across
Read More