My Body, My Choice – Unless It Involves My Pussy!
Roe v. Wade is once again under attack by the Supreme Court’s conservative majority. We must stand against them and fight back.
Whittier Students Need the College’s Help With Taxes
Tax season is gone, but a problem remains: students should receive help from the College with filing taxes.
Whittier College Has a Communication Problem
Late emails about campus events have become increasingly common and shows the communication problem the College faces.
The Lack of Women in Whittier College’s English Department
Women and non-binary students in the English Department are struggling to connect to professors, as, currently, most of them are men.
Thoughts on the Teaching Crisis by Aspiring Teachers
A shortage on teachers in New Mexico has caused the National Guard to become substitute teachers. How will this affect the future of teaching, and education?
Olympic Athletes Deserve Better
Olympic athletes, some of world’s best athletes, are expected to endure intensive training and compete without proper pay.
#BlackExcellence Must Die: Why I Skipped the Halftime Show
People will celebrate Black culture while still contributing to the problems the community faces. Example: Super Bowl LVI.
Why Online Classes are for the Best this Semester
COVID-19 is far from over, and people are still getting infected daily, which is why online classes are the safer option for students.
JanTerm Needs to Stay, Not Go
This past JanTerm 2022 was the last students will have for the unforeseeable future. However, JanTerm is more helpful than you think.
Guns On Set: Make it a Thing of the Past
The death of Halyna Hutchins on the set of “Rust” brings about an important question for the movie industry: Are prop guns too dangerous?