On Nov. 1 every year, hundreds of thousands of students open the Common Application ready to apply to college. Their applications reflect four years of classes, essays, clubs, SAT scores and everything...
It is almost midnight and the Canvas calendar still had one assignment left to do—an eight-page research paper. While most students spend hours outlining, writing and editing their research papers,...
In 1844, a factory opened. It was called the Louisiana State Penitentiary, though it was operated by a private company. The product was clothing. The profit was people. The goal, as one prisoner...
Girlboss, a term coined in 2014 by Sophia Amoruso, has taken social media by storm in recent years. In her book #Girlboss, Amoruso, the founder of fast-fashion clothing brand, Nasty Gal, defined a...
The families of the victims in the Parkland shooting held their breath on October 13 as they awaited the punishment for the assailant, Nikolas Cruz. When the judge announced that Cruz would live the...
David Bryskin, Social Media Editor
• January 27, 2023
Seventeen years after its publication, John Boyne’s “The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas” has proven to be wildly successful; it's a perennial bestseller with 11 million copies sold, has been translated...
Sports are synonymous with three things: wins, losses, and drugs. What started with the ancient Greeks drinking what they thought were performance-enhancing potions to gain a step up in the...
On Nov. 1, the Supreme Court signaled that there could be an end to the half-century long practice of affirmative action, race-conscious admissions, after hearing oral arguments on the case Students For...
This past month, the Supreme Court began its hearings for the cases Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard College and Students for Fair Admissions v. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill....
Taylor Riley, Lifestyles Editor
• December 9, 2022
This article contains potentially sensitive material concerning mental illness and suicide.
Depiction of mental illnesses in media has long been problematic. In older movies and shows, mental illness...
