By Uriel Rivas This year, the personal and social struggles of attending and graduating from college have made it difficult to justify its achievement. Graduation is the validation of the time spent—w ...

By Jacob Derin Revelations this week that the Trump DoJ subpoenaed records from Apple on Democratic members of the House Intelligence Committee are both shocking and entirely unsurprising. This fits i ...

By Jacob Vito During my years in high school, many of my most prestigious accomplishments came from our school’s Model UN team. A mix of debate club and international relations, Model UN asks its part ...

By Jacob Derin The United States has reached an awkward phase in the pandemic. The supply of vaccines has eclipsed the demand for them. At this point, virtually everyone who wants a vaccine has either ...

By Uriel Rivas-Flores   Today, the turning point of Spring Quarter 2021 is not only the developments in creating an in-person Fall Quarter, but the developments with the ASUCD elections have allowed s ...

By Alex Hernandez-Zavala Cancel culture has plagued many people, especially celebrities and big businesses. Whatever your stance on cancel culture may be, cancel culture is an influential force.  Howe ...

By Esma Mesihovic On Tuesday, President Joe Biden visited the Ford Rouge Electric Vehicle Center in Dearborn, Michigan to view the electric Ford F-150 Lightning as a part of his plan to spur growth in ...

By Alex Hernandez-Zavala Climate change is real, and it’s as dangerous as ever. There are many ways to combat climate change in contemporary times, like driving electric cars and using solar energy. B ...

By Jacob Vito Among those in the House and Senate, there’s an expected way that power flows: seniority. Once secure in your position, a legislator can move through the ranks of their party, and if the ...

By Jacob Derin This week, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict boiled over again, escalating into the familiar pattern of tit-for-tat retaliation between Hamas rocket fire and Israeli airstrikes. The spar ...

By Jess Taylor Fake news has surrounded the COVID-19 vaccine ever since scientists began working to create it. Americans have been divided on whether they should get vaccinated or not, and this divisi ...

By Esma Mesihovic After the eviction of six Palestinian families from their homes in the neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah, Palestinians initiated protests to protect the families. Even though they were p ...

By Uriel Rivas In late 2019, Latin America was disrupted by questionable democratic authenticity, increasing gaps between the poor and rich and excessive overhead by their respective governments. On O ...

By Jacob Vito A great many things came from President Joe Biden’s recent State of the Union policies and proposals that will not only be discussed on the House and Senate floors for months and years t ...

By Jacob Derin The Indian COVID-19 crisis is reaching a critical point, one the United States was forced to contend with a few months ago. The strain on the Indian healthcare system is beginning to ta ...

By Esma Mesihovic  After 27 years of marriage, Bill and Melinda Gates have announced their divorce.  In a Twitter post, they stated that they no longer believe they could “grow together as a couple” i ...

By Uriel Rivas The introduction of last year’s COVID-19 pandemic constantly reminded us about one’s mortality,  isolation and distress. From the death toll of 589,222 for the United States alone to la ...

By Jacob Vito Earlier this month, JPMorganChase CEO Jamie Dimon released his annual letter to shareholders. But unlike what may have been initially expected, Dimon used the opportunity to go past figu ...

By Esma Mesihovic I distinctly remember watching my first video of the situation in India: crematoriums overwhelmed by lines of wrapped bodies near bright funeral pyres. They were urgently running out ...