Ah, the end of the year, what a stressful, yet hopeful time. APs and regular exams are approaching, but you know what else is? Summertime. Woohoo! Summer is the ultimate reward for a student's year-long...

I have a note on my phone that lays out my plan for my life in the form of a bullet-point list. Each bullet point builds off the last, until the list finally culminates with “be happy.” The issue with...

Coronavirus brought about its fair share of negative outcomes, but its few positive outcomes are too often overlooked. Of these, the most notable was surely the way quarantining forced people to slow down...

It seemed like Neera Tanden’s career was finally peaking. After years of wandering around in Democratic politics, working for think tanks and the Clinton family, her experience with the think tank Center...

In just about any romantic movie you watch on the silver screen, you'll see all the amazing parts of what it’s like to be in love. There are walks along the beach, an abundance of flowers and gifts,...

It’s a tale as old as time: the beleaguered masses join forces to take down the injustices that they see in the world. It happened in the French Revolution, it happened with the BLM protests last year,...

Almost every teenager can agree that the most dreadful moment of the day is when they are awakened by the blaring sound of their alarm clock or phone in the morning. After hitting snooze a few times and...

In the big picture, yes, 2020 wasn’t a shining star considering the worldly events that happened this year, and I definitely had my fair share of personal hiccups as well, but if I had to bring my 2020...

A situation teens commonly find themselves in is being able to recite 20 Drake songs word for word with ease, yet struggling to memorize important math formulas. Why is this? Why are teens able to memorize...

The results of the 2016 election came as a surprise to both Republicans and Democrats. Almost all polls predicted Hillary Clinton to beat Donald Trump by a landslide. Even on Election Day, November 8,...

The year is 1928. Households across the country turn on their radios to listen to Democratic presidential candidate Al Smith give the first broadcasted concession speech to Herbert Hoover. What Smith...