Opinion

In all of my high school Socratic seminars or discussions, I’m haunted subconsciously by these thoughts every time I speak: “Oh look, she’s talking,” or…

October was National Economic Education Month, and the importance of enhancing students’ economic education is higher than ever. Especially as students approach adulthood, teaching young…

In December, I wrote a column about the dangers of yellow fever. Last April, I wrote an extensive post about the dangers of making anti-Asian…

When Black Lives Matter protests erupted across the nation, they were met with violence. When pro-Trump protesters stormed the U.S Capitol on Wednesday afternoon, where…

After almost three decades of serving on the Supreme Court, Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed away Sept. 18. Known as an advocate for human…

Incessant interruptions, squabbling and name-calling: characteristics one would typically use in the description of temperamental children, not a televised presidential debate intended to motivate Americans…

Just under four months ago, 46-year-old African American man George Floyd was unjustly murdered at the hands of Minneapolis police officers. According to Mapping Police…

As he transitions from middle school to high school in the coming years, sixth-grader Rohan Dash will be taking on more classes, more material, and spending more…

Written by seventh-grade journalism student Shelby Brann In the shadow of the largest pandemic in over 100 years, tens of millions face unemployment, hundreds of…