Month: January 2021

The top college football teams took the field to play for the National Championship on

With the introduction of online school came Zoom, and with Zoom came breakout rooms. While

While many Americans are well versed with the traditions of Hanukkah, Christmas and Kwanzaa, other

It’s beginning to dawn on us that 2020 is coming to an end. Full of

Recently, the hate and bias rooted in our institutions is being exposed at greater rates,

In the coming months, the Board of Education (BoE) will review six new noncore high

Following the Nov. 3, 2020 presidential elections, anticipation for the Jan. 5 Georgia runoff elections

With all 17 weeks of the regular season behind us, the stage is set for

Just last March, our lives came to an improbable halt as the number of cases

With seemingly endless possibilities for student activism on a vast array of topics ranging from

Although a lot of time has been spent indoors this year, away from friends and