I came into my first cross country season this August expecting to have fun. Little did I know I was about to meet my brothers. I joined for the first time in a year with no gatherings after meets and social distancing at practice. For both the boys’ and girls’ cross-country teams, the ability...

     Life during the COVID-19 pandemic has proven to be exceptionally stressful, especially for students. Multitudes of children and teenagers across the globe are experiencing elevated levels of stress stemming from adaptations to learning models caused by COVID-19. There are many tricks and techniques...

     Pumpkin spice lattes, Easter Peeps, Shamrock shakes, Black Friday deals and COVID-19 mask mandates. At first glance, and remembering the immortal lesson of Sesame Street, it seems that “one of these things is not like the others.” However, is it possible that the same psychological principle...

    As the sun rose over our nation’s capital on September 19, innumerable mementos, flowers and messages overwhelmed the pristine steps of the Supreme Court. Extinguished candles stood above the sea of bouquets and signs as solemn evidence of a makeshift midnight vigil. As mourners continued to...

    “This is no time for apathy or complacency, this is a time for vigorous and positive action.” These words spoken were by Dr. Martin Luther King, and they couldn’t ring more true today. With the upcoming election fast approaching amidst a time of great distress and upheaval in our country,...