Prerna Singla, Editor in Chief
The “Science” of Race
Race and genetics, while historically connected, are not scientifically related at all.
“You” Season 5: Goodbye, You
The final season of the Netflix show “You” goes out with a bang.
Berniechella: How Using Public Platforms is Important
To introduce Clairo, there was a surprise visit from the Senator of Vermont to speak out about the new presidential administration.
Measles Outbreak: Make Sure to Stay Vaccinated!
Measles, a disease thought to be extinct, is back in the U.S.
“Sunrise on the Reaping”: a Hunger Games Prequel
The new prequel to one of the most famous dystopian trilogies gives the new perspective of the most beloved characters in the original
Hunter Schafer Was Given a Male Passport
After officially being acknowledged as a female since her early teens,“Euphoria” actress Hunter Schafer has still been given a male passport.
Ballerina’s Parents Finally Jailed After Years of Abuse
A young girl’s parents, who abused her for her entire life, have finally been sent to jail after their neglect.
Groundhog Day: Set Punxsutawney Phil Free
Society needs to move on from Groundhog Day and be more mature about the weather.
Million-Dollar Woman: Naomi Girma
Naomi Girma becomes the first female soccer player to earn a million dollars with her transfer to Chelsea.
President Donald Trump: Criminally Controversial
Donald Trump received a criminal sentence, and the results of the conviction have produced their own debates.
Subway Surfing Kills
Six people died in 2024 after the subway surfing trend re-emerges.
President Joe Biden’s Pardon: Why it is Significant
President Joe Biden pardons his son after repeatedly denying that he would, surprising the country during his last weeks of presidency.
Joe Biden Gives the Okay on Ukraine Using US Missiles
Just weeks before Donald Trump steps into office, President Joe Biden has allowed the use of U.S. long-range missiles in the Ukraine-Russian war.
The Menendez Brothers: A Second Chance
Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascón files a petition for the resentencing of the Menendez Brothers.
Horizon Honors Student Goes D1
Josie Barden, junior, shares her process of continuing her softball career as a D1 college player.
Menendez v. State of California Reignited
As new evidence and new perspectives emerge, there could be a possibility of a retrial for the Menendez brothers.