Opinion

Climate Activism is Hard

By Sophia One

Why is advocating against climate change a difficult journey, especially for youths?

A Call for Systemic Change

By Allison Su

Reflections on capitalism, campus protests, and the 2024 election

The creation of Intelligent Personal Assistants marks a new era of human-machine interaction that will influence technology, human communication patterns, and social development. This piece offers insight to the new connections formed with voice assistant.

A letter to my fellow women

By Summer Boxer

The new Arizona state laws on abortion has had a deep effect on my heart. This is an opinion piece that others may not agree with.

Justice is Blind Swayed

By Jamilah Araf

In light of recent events, we can no longer say justice is blind. Justice, like the rest of our government, is biased and bought. Lady Justice has opened her eyes and we should, too.

Does everyone really know what’s healthy?

By Gissele Cuanenemi

The reality of the low-income areas in which healthier foods aren’t accessible

Human Rights Is A Global Issue, U.S. Take Note

By Ijeoma Asonye

South Korea needs to improve human rights policies for anti-discrimination laws and cleaner air. The U.S. needs to take notice.

Cherophobia

By Diana Sanchez Vargas

“We are shaped by our thoughts; we become what we think.”
This piece helped me break free and I will forever be thankful to my mentor for encouraging me.

Changing Our Voting System For The Future Vote

By Zuzanna Wasiluk

The hybrid of the plurality and majority rule created the electoral system in America. The limited authenticity votes can be regained with a scoring system.

Inside Look with Claire McLaughlin & Willow Locke

By Willow Edidin Locke and Claire McLaughlin

Claire interviews Willow, who wrote a piece on racism and discrimination in the criminal justice system. In it, she talked to Peter, who was incarcerated in New York State from age 20 to 30, and questions whether our prison system is effective.

‘Miss Americana’ Review

By Vanessa Coker

This is a reflection and critique of Taylor Swift’s documentary Miss Americana.

Looking Back at Anger

By Tracy Wang

In 15 years I’ve grown, cried, fallen, learned and learned some more. However, I have wished I was better, more proficient, smarter, savvier, wittier, stronger, something… more than the person I am.