Lafayette held a senior parade on May 21 to celebrate the Class of 2020 after 40 missed days of school and many missed events...
When Chicago protestors shattered the eerie quiet of the pandemic last weekend with cries for basic human rights, police...
Sophomore Leila Garfinkel ended the weekend remembering police officers smiling while beating a woman. “They just...
How many black people need to be beaten for the system to change for black lives to matter in the world? How many innocent...
“Finally, be strong in the Lord and in his mighty power. Put on the full armor of God, so that you can take your stand...
By Tatiana Avila, Anoka-Ramsey Community College - Coon Rapids
Note: This story was reported on and written prior to the State of Minnesota's closing of schools due to COVID-19. Former food service workers on the Coon Rapids campus have concerns about the way...
By Daniel Suarez Jr. and Derrick Coleman
Travis Smith is going to Cerritos College pursuing his life-long passion as a woodworking major. Surrounded by heavy machinery in the woodshop, he is the only student not wearing protective gear on his...
By Omar Rashad, El Camino College
With officials confirming thousands of new coronavirus cases in Los Angeles County every week, El Camino College students are navigating disparities and figuring out how to stay safe and informed. “It’s...
By Denise Perez and Elvis Polvon
“Congratulations class of 2020!” These are the words that thousands of graduates across the world strived to hear. Due to COVID-19, like other colleges, Seward County Community College made the decision...
By Stephanie Choi and Jorian Palos
Local small businesses surrounding El Camino College have experienced a decline in sales following instructional classes being moved online amid the coronavirus pandemic in Los Angeles County. “Devastating...
Students don’t give a pass to online exams
Natalie Nielsen was almost done with her Advanced Placement (AP) Calculus...
Los Angeles Times immigration and security reporter and University of San...
After moving to four different countries alone and learning four different...
DCIS is Exploring the Possibilities for the 2020-2021 School Year
As the 2019-2020 school year is coming to a close, students are growing...
Healthcare Workers Are Stepping Up Against the Pandemic
The coronavirus has temporarily closed businesses and offices until it...
Growing trend among parents causes them to avoid vaccines
In Virginia, the House of Representatives is trying to pass a law that...
Mr. Kanai Arrested, Held in Jail for Standing Up
When Chicago protestors shattered the eerie quiet of the pandemic last...
Lab community protests police brutality, racism throughout Chicago
Sophomore Leila Garfinkel ended the weekend remembering police officers...
At-Home AP Testing: Pass or Fail?
The end of this school year has not been normal by any means. Both students...
Netflix’s ‘Crash Landing on You’ humanizes North Korea
Out of all the k-dramas I've seen so far in 2020, Netflix's 2019 release...
‘Mrs. America’ reifies relevance of ERA
For me, “Mrs. America” is a gradually unfurling, forgone tragedy. I...
What’s not to like about Project Daisy?
“He loves me...he loves me not” goes the age-old childhood game, also...
Op-Ed: One should have been enough
How many black people need to be beaten for the system to change for black...
Column: On ancient armor, quarantine and certain victory
“Finally, be strong in the Lord and in his mighty power. Put on the full...
UC retaliation against COLA strikers not in accordance with their principles
Graduate students across the University of California (UC) system have...
The story behind Josh Weinberg’s rise to prominence in Whitman basketball
Six years ago at Pyle Middle School, head basketball coach Bobby Polley...
Holtz completes journey from WPIAL to NFL
With the Dallas Cowboys up 7-0, on Thursday Night Football, the Chicago...
Music serving as key player for sports
The player scores a touchdown, and a tune blasts across the bleachers and...