
The Recycling Industry Changes
The concept of recycling has been on the rise and has become a vital part of conserving the environment.
Haripriya Kemisetti, staff reporter
• April 13, 2021

Gamestop stock is short squeezed by organized group of Redditors
Members of r/WallStreetBets coordinate a short squeeze on Gamestop stock.
Will Cappello, Opinion Editor
• February 8, 2021

Tesla Revamps Old Models
Tesla announced two new models of their popular Model X and S cars. They now come with newer technology and a slightly updated design.
Alex Garcia, Local/World News Editor
• February 8, 2021

Different COVID Protocols Amongst High Schools Across the Country
Covid affects all high schools in America but each takes on different approaches to protect their students.
Erica Schablik, Journalism I Contributor
• February 4, 2021
Biden’s Ambitious Agenda
Due to the Democrat’s control of congress, the left-wing of the Democratic party may push for a more liberal Biden agenda.
Alex Garcia, Local/World News Editor
• January 20, 2021

Two Weeks In
Within just the first two weeks of January, the American ideological divide reared its head in its most tangible appearance yet, not just setting a tone for 2021 but also bringing to light the partisanship that has been growing both from within and outside of Washington D.C.
Julia Hackney, Managing Editor
• January 20, 2021

Falling Back : Literacy Rates fall due to COVID-19
Literacy rates go down as Covid-19 goes up in less developed countries.
Abeeha Zaidi, Managing Editor
• December 20, 2020

The Different Winter Holidays
Camille Balo, Editor-in-Chief, Editor of STEM
• December 17, 2020

Will the ball drop in Times Square this New Years?
The long-standing tradition of a ball drop in New York City will not happen due to the pandemic, but people are still finding ways celebrate.
Tuleen Abdallah, Staff Reporter
• December 9, 2020

Polarization continues to deepen as the holidays approach
As the holidays approach and the classic political conversations around the Thanksgiving table arise, statistics show growing numbers of families have the same problem: polarization.
Alex Garcia, Local/World News Editor
• November 13, 2020

How colleges are changing due to the pandemic
The pandemic has wrecked many aspects of normal life and has forced many students to change their habits in this new and different college year.
Zainab Kabir, Staff Reporter
• November 13, 2020

KPEC’s impact on the community during COVID
KPEC, an organization that empowers children with special needs, is working through the obstacles posed by the pandemic.
Michael Koutsokoumnis, Staff Reporter
• November 13, 2020
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