From American author and attorney to first lady of the United States
By Sal Montemurro, Webmaster & Staff Writer Michelle LaVaughn Robinson Obama, born on Jan. 17, 1964, is the first African American woman to serve as […]
Editorials
Consumed with fear, some LGBTQ+ members skip going home for the holidays
Illustration by Samantha Mandujano, Chief Illustrator Article by Sal Montemurro, Webmaster & Staff Writer The start of that magical time is upon us. It’s the […]
If life currently doesn’t feel normal to you, you aren’t alone
By Sophia Hysaw | Opinion Editor After a long hard year of an ongoing pandemic and online learning, it’s October of 2021 and we’re officially […]
Consider real cost, before buying that $5 T-shirt or latest smartphone
By Jayden Kimpel, Staff Writer & Copy Editor As a plus-sized woman, I can’t even recount the amount of times that I have been jealous […]
Why we still remember …
By Sal Montemurro, Webmaster & Staff Writer This year marked the 20th Anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, a day in which our country was […]
Give yourself time to adjust to new normals
By Sophia Hysaw, Opinion Editor After a long hard year of an ongoing pandemic and online learning, it’s September of 2021 and we’re officially back in […]
Harris shatters glass ceiling as she rises to U.S. vice president post
Written by Katlyn Marotz, Staff Writer & Sports Editor In 1920, the 19th Amendment was first passed to the U.S. constitution allowing white women the right to […]
Black youth discuss importance of Black history to honor achievements
Written by Sophia Hysaw, Staff Writer & Opinion Editor Black History Month has been celebrated for many years, with its origins beginning in 1926. Though, through the […]