1776 vs. 1619: A Struggle For American History
A Trump-appointed commission for education reform attempted to counter the teachings of the New York Times’ 1619 project.
Month: February 2021
Sony’s PlayStation 5 is a gaming revolution
Sony’s next-generation console sold more than two million products on its launch date.
Biden’s History with Student Loan Debt
What does Biden taking office mean for those with student debt?
Opinion: Environmental protections at stake
In the last weeks of his administration, Trump lifted protections on birds and arctic land.
The Squid and the Whale: a Portrait of a Dysfunctional Family
Noah Baumbach’s The Squid and the Whale is a dense deep dive.
Remembering Larry King
American television host Larry King passed away at 87 from septic shock.
President Joe Biden’s Economic Plan
President Biden’s emergency action plan to save the American economy.
Biden’s Plan to Reopen Schools
President Biden promised to reopen schools quickly, but teachers still fear for their safety.
Looking at America’s drug problem from a STEM perspective
Freshmen Alex, Avani, and Carlos take an in-depth look into the pharmaceutical industry for their STEM presentation.
Opinion: Time Travel Just Got More Confusing in “Tenant”
Christopher Nolan’s latest film is another mind-boggling sci-fi thriller.