by: Julia Valencia Opinion Editor Let me set the scene: my friends and I decide that we should grab dinner after rowing practice. We have a time and an area set, but […]
Valencia urges for societal reconsideration regarding decisiveness
Federal Judge overturns Trump Administration’s freeze on Harvard funds
By: Quinn Hathaway Media Production Editor Federal Judge Allison Burrough ruled to overturn the Trump Administration’s freeze of Harvard University’s research funding on Sep. 3, 2025. Judge Burrough ruled that freezing funds […]
Prince Harry and King Charles III reunite
By: Advika Anand Graphics Editor On Sept. 10, Prince Harry and King Charles III reunited for the first time in over a year. The father and son met at Clarence House in […]
Officials release influencer and activist Ethan Guo
By: Kat Littfin Editorial Editor On June 28, 2025, Chilean authorities apprehended 19-year-old influencer and activist Ethan Guo on King George Island off the coast of Antarctica. Nearly two months later, on […]
Australia approves chlamydia preventing vaccine for koalas
By: Kloe Adams Games Creator The Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) approved the production and widespread use of a vaccine that prevents chlamydia in koalas. Found only in Australia, koalas […]
House Oversight Committee releases new Epstein files
By: Sam Gruetter Editor-in-Chief In 2008 and 2019, a jury convicted American financier Jeffrey Epstein on charges related to sex-trafficking minors, catalyzing an investigation into the mogul’s numerous connections to politicians, including […]
Widespread protests occur in Nepal
By: Lydia Liu Public Relations Manager In September 2025, Nepal experienced unprecedented political unrest as widespread protests led by Generation Z erupted nationwide in response to growing government restrictions on freedom of […]
Judge delivers US v. Google holding
By: Hayley Strahs Editor-in-Chief On Sept. 2, Judge Amit Mehta of the US District Court for the District of Columbia ruled in US v. Google that Google must share its data to […]
NASA Mars Rover captures images of potential life
By: Julia Valencia People Editor The NASA Mars Rover, Perseverance, which has been navigating the planet’s rough terrain, recently reported images back to NASA that provide evidence to support the argument for […]
US Covid cases surge
By: Gowri Sunil News Editor Across the United States, COVID-19 cases have surged yet again, sparking concerns for public health and safety. The latest wave, which struck at the end of summer, […]
NATO jets intercept Russian drones
By: Noah Gloege and Dylan Wadhwa National/World Editors On Wednesday, Sept. 10, NATO jets from the Netherlands, Italy, and Poland intercepted Russian drones over the southeastern Polish border. The NATO jets shot down […]
The Trump Administration implements new policies
By: Abby Coven News Editor The Trump Administration has been busy on several fronts around Washington, D.C. Recent actions include deploying the National Guard, paving over the iconic Rose Garden, renaming the […]
Trump proposes redistricting in Texas
By: Kayla Mitchell Public Relations Manager This June, President Donald Trump proposed the idea of a mid-decade redistricting in Texas, a political maneuver that has since set off a chain reaction across […]
Casal argues that grind culture must be condemned
by Claudia Casal People Editor Living in Silicon Valley, I am no stranger to the tenants of grind culture. Green smoothies, Saratoga Spring Water, and 5 AM wake-up alarms characterize the worker […]
Pan argues artists need to be more thoughtful and less attention-seeking
by Annabelle Pan Graphics Editor Warning: This article discusses sensitive topics including self-harm and depression Art serves as a universal method of self-expression, a way to process the world, and a medium […]