Marwa Chohan, Contributing Writer, Albuquerque NM
July 11, 2020
My fascination with the criminal justice system began in middle school when I first delved into the world of true crime media. Through podcasts, articles, and documentaries, I became a fanatic and, quite...
Anjali Krishna, Contributing Writer, Dallas TX
July 11, 2020
As racial data for COVID-19 testing grows, it’s become clear that people of color are most often affected by coronavirus. African Americans account for 13.4% of the American population but counties with...
Valliei Chandrakumar, Contributing Writer, Carmel IN
July 10, 2020
In response to the recent spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) the U.S. federal government to use its emergency powers during the pandemic in an attempt to promote sanitary lifestyles for the American...
Healthcare After COVID-19: What will it look like?
May 3, 2020
On the Reservation: COVID-19 and Navajo Nation
April 22, 2020
Abigail Troth, Contributing Writer, Brookhaven MS
July 8, 2020
I know that feeling. I think we’ve all felt that sadness (or at least I hope you haven’t) of looking in the mirror and thinking: “This is not how I want to look. This is not how I’m supposed...
McKenna Christy, Contributing Writer, Columbus OH
June 21, 2020
I began researching the lack of eating disorder recognition in U.S. legislation when a few key words in my search bar recommended a thesis written by Alexa Riobueno-Naylor titled “‘Not Just a White...
Meena Meiyyappan, Contributing Writer, Fremont CA
June 16, 2020
As a high school athlete, I know that our lives are very busy. Balancing school, home, and social life is often quite difficult. I’ve been an athlete for almost 11 years now. For as long as I can remember,...
An Internal Enemy, the Eating Disorder: Fact Versus Fiction
June 12, 2020
A Young Woman’s Health: Your Period
June 2, 2020
An Internal Enemy, the Eating Disorder: Know the Signs
May 12, 2020
Danielle Bardelang, Contributing Writer, Altoona PA
July 3, 2020
Many of us have dealt with depression in ways we tend not to talk about. It feels as if you are being attacked by someone, but that someone is the person you want or used...
Angeleah Gonzalez, Contributing Writer, Schenectady NY
July 1, 2020
The things I carry make me worried and fearful. I hold a weight which is perched upon my shoulders. I don’t truly know how much this weight weighs but it feels as if it...
June 25, 2020
School counselors give the guidance and assistance that enables students to thrive in their academics while at the same time maintaining good mental health. Despite this,...
The Right Approaching Mindset to Self-care
June 24, 2020
Self-care. We have seen people address and highlight the importance of it on social media - even around us, when our classmates talk about buying crazy-expensive sneakers to “treat yourself” or going...
May 19, 2020
Inhale for 4 seconds. Hold for 8 seconds. Exhale for 4 seconds. My movement theory teacher called this “Anxiety Breaths.” Whenever we started to feel nervous about a performance, a rehearsal,...
How to Tackle Stress as You Prepare for Final Exams
May 17, 2020
I bet almost every teenager out there dislikes final exams. I, on the other hand, had a different relationship with those “important” pieces of paper: I’m scared of them! I understand that exams...
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Tanya Vidhun, Contributing Writer, Yorba Linda CA
July 11, 2020 • No Comments
With the Covid 19 pandemic growing at an incredible rate to over 7 million cases, the race for the ideal vaccine our world longs for is the fastest endeavor the scientific community has ever seen. What is a vaccine and why do we need it? A vaccine...
Marwa Chohan, Contributing Writer, Albuquerque NM
July 11, 2020 • No Comments
My fascination with the criminal justice system began in middle school when I first delved into the world of true crime media. Through podcasts, articles, and documentaries, I became a fanatic and, quite frankly, I still am one. However, it wasn’t long before...
Anjali Krishna, Contributing Writer, Dallas TX
July 11, 2020 • No Comments
As racial data for COVID-19 testing grows, it’s become clear that people of color are most often affected by coronavirus. African Americans account for 13.4% of the American population but counties with higher concentrations of blacks make up half of coronavirus...
Tanya Vidhun, Contributing Writer, Yorba Linda CA
May 19, 2020 • No Comments
Before understanding the safety that masks provide us with, let’s first crack the course that enables viruses, like the SARS-CoV-2/2019 Novel Coronavirus, to create the pandemic we are facing today. Every time we exhale, our lungs release droplets of water...
Kenna Berends, Contributing Writer, Osseo MN
May 7, 2020 • 1 Comment
they say life isn’t fair and sure it isn’t but this just doesn’t seem real i miss my life i miss my friends i miss my sweet boy who makes me smile nonetheless it’s funny because us kids wished for this we wanted things to end but now...
How to Change your Mindset About Quarantine #AloneTogether
April 30, 2020
Are you staying at home and feeling down that you can’t go anywhere? You’re...
The History of Human Coronaviruses: Over 50 Years of Investigation
April 19, 2020
Since the end of 2019 when the first case of COVID-19 popped up in Wuhan, coronavirus...
How Living With a COVID-19 Patient Has Changed My Perspective on Social Distancing
April 17, 2020
I woke up last Thursday morning, April 2, and walked downstairs to...