
When Disability Equates to Disposability
Disabled people in the US have been forced to fend for themselves amidst an ineffective public health response that has continually disregarded their physical and mental well-being.
Adela Simka, Staff Editor
• February 22, 2022

The Myth of a Rise in Crime
Sensationalized stories of crime are swaying the American public’s opinion of policing.
Roslyn Simka, Staff Writer
• February 21, 2022

Pushing Legislation, Not Just Celebration
Recent statements from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s children have sparked discussions on racial disenfranchisement in the United States.
Terena Nguyen and Arushi Goyal
• February 20, 2022

Divide by 435
As reapportionment and redistricting again roll around, recent Supreme Court rulings and population shifts complicate the process.
Nicholas Corral, Staff Writer
• February 20, 2022

Two Cents into Crypto Mining
Bitcoin: How could something so intangible have such a large environmental impact?
Anika Chatradhi and Alice Kang
• February 20, 2022

Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” Bill
Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay Bill” is a threat to LGBTQ+ youth across the state.
Anjali Sudan, Staff Writer
• February 20, 2022

Universal Healthcare in California
Healthcare is a human right, but universal access remains elusive to American citizens.
Brianna Wiles, Staff Writer
• February 20, 2022

Green Bins for Change
California’s new bill targets methane emissions by reducing its greatest source, organic waste, before it reaches landfills.
Valerie Chen, Staff Writer
• February 20, 2022

American Airline Companies Still Refuse to Accommodate Disabled People
Wheelchairs, the fifth limb—which airline companies repeatedly neglect and destroy.
Olivia Wahl, Staff Writer
• December 5, 2021

How 996 and Hustle Culture are Plaguing the Workforce
We need to re-evaluate our toxic glamorization of overworking; exploited workers only suffer from practices like China’s 996 culture and Silicon Valley’s hustle culture.
Terena Nguyen and Alice Kang
• December 5, 2021

Voices Unheard: Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
The case of Gabby Petito reveals America's "missing white woman syndrome."
Anjali Sudan, Staff Writer
• December 5, 2021

A Mayoral Move Into the Future
The mayoral election of Michelle Wu is a major step forward in the representation of minorities in America's political system.
Kriti Vamshidhar and Arushi Goyal
• December 5, 2021
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