Every year, the United States exercises the month of February to recognize and honor African American's central role in this country's history.
Our job is to make sure we educate ourselves on black...
January 6th, 2021. Chaos in every direction.
People were breaking windows and climbing over walls to enter the United States' capitol building. Security struggled to contain the pandemonium.
Soon...
Well, it’s official. As of January 11, 2021, Philadelphia Eagles head coach Doug Pederson has
been fired. Clearly, this was a surprise not just to some of us, but to all Eagles fans throughout
the...
On Saturday, November 7, 2020, Joseph Robinette Biden officially surpassed 270 electoral votes and was chosen to be the 46th president of the United States of America.
He won with 81 million votes: the...
As researchers and scientists are racing worldwide to find a vaccine for Covid-19, the pandemic we have known since March is still at large.
Vaccines usually take years to complete examination, considering...
Imagine a screen-junkie's environment. The shutters are down, dispelling the sun; the only light is from the glowing CPU. The hum of the monitors fills the enclosed space with its low drawl, echoing throughout...
COVID-19 protocol is etched into our brains at this point: wearing a mask, staying six feet apart
from others, washing hands frequently, and refraining from large gatherings. Life seems to
slowly return...
It is impossible not to have heard of the virus of epic proportions that has gripped the nation and the world: the coronavirus.
Life has changed forever in a country, a world, that never stops running....
It started in a seafood market in China, nearly three months ago.
As the virus spread throughout China and Asia, we didn't think much of it. It was merely a topic on the news, which seemed so far away...
Throughout the month of March, we celebrate National Women’s History Month, recognizing remarkable women who have impacted our lives today.
National Women’s History month is a month of remembrance...
Imagine going to a grocery store with five dollars. Just five. Why? Because that’s all you have.
And imagine that the meager items on the shelves are worth millions. Millions. Why? Because of inflation.
Every...
With the 2020 presidential election just around the corner, the possibility for big changes in education, a pressing issue for many student voters, looms large.
So, who are the top candidates for...
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