By: Ashir Rao, Dana Hathaway, and Kate Gruetter Public Relations Manager, Editorial Editor, and National/World Editor Political polarization — the divergence of politics away from the center — is at an all […]
By Rory Zeman Nat/World Editor After a day of long work, people would rather throw a frozen meal into the microwave or oven to get a convenient, low-quality, bland meal instead of […]
By Bridie Beamish Culture Editor I come from a big soccer family. While some fathers taught their kids to throw footballs, mine taught me how to score goals. While some families will […]
By Megan Hastings Media Production Team TW: Sexual assault, rape Last month, singer-songwriter Steve Lacy threw a fan’s camera, breaking it instantly after they gave it to him while performing. The fan […]
By Nadia Liu Public Relations Manager Growing up, I used to tell people I was Russian and Chinese, since nobody knew where Belarus and Taiwan were. Now, both countries are at the […]
By Ella Marrufo Sports Editor The key to mastering a foreign language is not learning correct grammar, conjugations, or one-dimensional phrases like “I like your shirt,” but rather, you can achieve mastery […]
By: Victor Josifovski National/World Editor Nowadays, hearing constant calls to stop climate change and the growing environmental crisis, you may find yourself feeling a little guilty. Whether you like to keep your […]
By Angela Sheu Local Editor STEM fields are notoriously homogenous. Many minorities — such as women, Black and Hispanic people, and people from low-income backgrounds — are largely underrepresented. As STEM fields […]