Saisha Kumar, Assistant Features Editor August 27, 2023
Following the events of Jan. 6, 2021, Sarah Parmet ’25 watched her eighth grade history teacher stray away from the pre-planned curriculum to instead lead a class discussion on Zoom about the violent...
When Oceangate’s Titan submersible lost contact with its mothership on June 18, news outlets around the world were constantly publishing updates, captivating viewers globally. The entire world shifted...
My history exam loomed dangerously near. I spread my flashcards out on my desk, consolidated my hand-written notes and toggled through three different shared study guides on Google Drive. As my alarm...
By Will Baskin-Gerwitz
The light reflecting off the buildings on Ventura Boulevard could not be seen because of the backs pushed up against the windows, crammed shoulder-to-shoulder, wall-to-wall. Feldman...
