COVID-19 Vaccines Near Completion: An experimental vaccine brings hope amid the pandemic.
In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, many are looking to a coming vaccine as a solution. There has been […]
All About Conflict Resolution: A senior reflects on one of her favorite classes.
Conflict is an inevitable and uncomfortable part of life for everyone, though very few would consider themselves adept at handling
Archive, Opinion
An Unjust Nomination: The concerning nomination of Amy Coney Barrett for Supreme Court Justice.
Since the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg, Americans have looked on as President Donald Trump has pushed
We the People: A brief history of the evolutions of democracy and how it applies to the United States today.
In Ancient Greece, democracy was exercised at least one a month, possibly even weekly. The people would cast plebiscitary votes
Archive, Center Spread
Registering to Vote In 2020: A look at the registration process for the 2020 election.
Voting this year is absolutely imperative, possibly even more so than ever before. However, for many, it could be your
Archive, Center Spread
September was Suicide Prevention Month: Members of Eastern’s community reflect on their experiences and opinions regarding suicide, mental health, and more.
The Aftermath: How an uncle’s suicide shapes a young girl by Gabrielle Pardocchi My uncle committed suicide when I was nine years
A&E, Archive
Book Highlight: “The Bluest Eye”, a perfect read in light of the Black Lives Matter fight for justice.
I read “The Bluest Eye” by Toni Morrison over the summer, when Black Lives Matter protests were at their height.
Archive, Opinion
Messages Across the Distance: Reviving the lost art of letter writing in the face of uncertainty.
Being sent home and separated from our friends due to COVID-19 proved difficult for everybody. Zoom calls can get old
Neither snow, nor rain, nor insufficient funds…: How the Postal Service is struggling and what can be done to save it
Imagine a world without the postal service. It may not seem so bad initially, but when you look closer, you
Archive, News & Features
Kamala Harris Disinformation: QAnon’s continuous spread of disinformation on Democratic political candidates of color
California Senator Kamala Harris has faced extensive backlash since being named Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden’s vice president running mate,