NYU freshmen live in ghost town
Emma Elizabeth Shores
December 9, 2020
Every fall, over 26,000 undergraduate students migrate to New York City from all across the globe all to attend New York University and reap the
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A Classroom Without Walls
Krill Bykanov
December 6, 2020
Nestled in the sequestered hills of Wilton, New Hampshire, The High Mowing Boarding School is a place founded on community, diversity, love, and individualism. Based
COVID-19 Worsens Digital Inequities along the Southern Border
Salma Lozano
November 24, 2020
Laredo, Tx- After dormitories closed across the country, a returning college student was forced to complete an online semester using his cellular hotspot, but tightening
Gophers go away with men’s tennis, gymnastics, and track and field teams
Mikaela Gegelys
November 19, 2020
Almost every student across the United States has encountered changes with the 2020 school year; however, many University of Minnesota athletes have had their worlds
Boston Marathon prevails through the pandemic
Mikaela Gegelys
November 16, 2020
Jovial fans line the streets of the greater Boston area on the third Monday in April. They carry signs, take pictures, and shout encouraging words;
For Asian Americans, Trump’s rhetoric is key factor in the 2020 Election
Zachary Lee
November 2, 2020
President Donald Trump’s repeated references to COVID-19 as the “kung flu” or the “China virus” are galvanizing Asian Americans to vote Democrat in the U.S.
News literacy isn’t just about reading the news, it’s about reading the correct news
Ivy Zhu
October 30, 2020
The rise of misinformation ahead of the 2020 Presidential Election has created a renewed urgency for news literacy around the country. Misinformation has never been
Young Voters May Prove Critical to Presidential Election Outcome
Jaime Cao
October 30, 2020
Youth voter turnout for Presidential Elections hasn’t always yielded mass numbers in the polls, but this year young voters have become a political force. With
Are Presidential Debates Even Necessary Anymore?
Matigan King
October 30, 2020
An unruly first presidential debate between President Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden raised serious questions about the efficacy of traditional debates, prompting a
For Young, Progressive Black Women, Harris’s Race And Gender Are Not Enough
Lola Proctor
October 30, 2020
Young, Black women voters in America are not convinced that Kamala Harris will save them. While the California senator’s historic nomination as the first Black
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