No Risk, No Reward: Unmasking Gen Z’s Toxic Relationship With Comfort Joy Song and Manvik Johar • April 21, 2026 Gen Z isn’t too sensitive. We were overprotected and never learned to take risks.
The Pressure to Have an Opinion on Everything Varnika Arun, Opinions Editor • April 20, 2026 We are expected to have an opinion on everything, even when we are still thinking.
The Scented Sticker Lie Kyomin Kwon, Opinions Writer • April 20, 2026 When effort doesn’t equal reward.
Put Down Your Phone and Start Spinning Sharika Anuj, Opinions Writer • April 19, 2026 Rectangles isolate. Circles bring us back together.
Accidentally Bilingual Sharika Anuj, Staff Writer • February 16, 2026 Between two languages, only one spoke louder.
Mat-cha Man Laurel Willis and Sabrina Bui • February 16, 2026 Spotting the performative male in the wild.
What We Leave Behind Claire Gao, Vivienne Lee, and Raaghav Chakravarthy • February 14, 2026 It takes seconds to walk past trash. It takes even less to pick it up.
Riiing, Dismissed! Sharika Anuj and Kyomin Kwon • February 14, 2026 It’s time Mitty implemented a bell system.
Fall of the Em Dash Sharika Anuj and Kyomin Kwon • December 7, 2025 Em dashes, Oxford commas, and sophisticated vocabulary land these high schoolers in court—against AI itself.
Are Past Mitty Policies Worth Bringing Back? Varnika Arun, Opinions Editor • December 7, 2025 From off-campus lunch to shorter class periods, past Mitty policies offer a glimpse into a different version of school life.
We Don’t Really Know Where We Are Cole Topping, Staff Writer • December 7, 2025 We rely on GPS and routines so much that we often do not notice the world around us.
Lies I Believed as a Freshman (Debunked by a Senior) Jonathan Chen and Claire Gao • December 7, 2025 From spirit days to overcommitting in clubs, here is the truth about high school.
