March became officially known as Women’s History Month starting in 1981. An increasing number of people openly advocate for equal rights, and today, recognizing the impacts women have made is a natural...

No more old-fashioned pencils and paper. The Collegeboard announced that the SAT is becoming a digital test starting in 2023 for international students and 2024 in the United States.  “I think this...

On Tuesday night, President Biden addressed the nation in his first official State of the Union. He addressed a wide array of topics, from the Russian invasion of Ukraine to the high cost of insulin. At...

Black History Month and Government Failures to Recognize It Black History Month: One that should be spent honoring Civil Rights leaders, grassroots leaders, and those working to uplift their communities....

NFTs have recently exploded in popularity, used by celebrities, artists, and others all over the world. The concept of NFTs is complex, but breaking it down makes it easier to learn.  Cryptocurrency  “I...

Upon the COVID-19 pandemic, the Californian government has launched a $185 million jobs program aimed at putting disadvantaged young adults to work. This issue addresses helping their respective communities...

Last week, there was a widespread teacher strike in France regarding COVID guidelines. French teachers protested that the current guidelines are impeding the learning process for students.  “I think...

Starting January 4th, California’s State Water Resources Control Board announced mandatory water restrictions amidst another drought, as California residents have failed to follow the voluntary 15% reduction...

On January 22nd, 1973 the Supreme Court Case Roe V. Wade was passed, advancing the Pro-Choice movement and giving women around the nation the choice and ready access to get an abortion for a variety of...

For the past 21 months, the U.S. has been fighting a long, deadly war against COVID, and a new variant has emerged in South Africa. This new variant, named “Omicron,” appears to be more infectious...

On December 7, 1941, Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, killing 2,403 Americans and injuring 1,143. This year marks 80 years since then, and in remembrance, we provide two perspectives on the day that would...

Supply chain issues wreak havoc on day-to-day life. It seems that every point in the process - from manufacturing to shipping and distribution - is encountering new hardships due to the pandemic. “The...