Opinion – Page 5

Dual enrollment for mental health support

According to the National Center of Education Statistics, there are more than 1,000 suicides on college campuses each year, making

Run. Not a word, but a feeling that instinctively floods my mind every time I smell the smoke, see the

The week of May 5 to May 9 was Teachers Appreciation Week, an opportunity to show our gratitude and admiration

Mexico: a place I had never been before, yet I was so familiar with. A place filled with memories and

In an effort to stop schools from promoting “radical, anti-American ideologies,” President Donald Trump issued an executive order, “Ending Radical

In the face of trade deficits with numerous countries and an ambitious shift towards isolationism, President Donald Trump has claimed

The United States has been significantly losing its global influence and international presence in the last 15 years. With much

The theater hums with anticipation. The house lights dim, and a hush falls over the audience. In the booth, fingers

Proportional grading, a new grading scale which divides letter grades into equal ranges, seeks to reduce impact on student grades.

I held my breath as the loud music faded, and the announcer paused, preparing to reveal the results of the