MacBook Neo: the start of a new era?

Thomas Marnella | Social Media Editor March 17, 2025 Yesterday, Apple released a plethora of new devices, most interestingly, a new MacBook. However, this MacBook, called “Neo,” is the first budget-friendly option that Apple has […]

Are we in a feminism recession?

Polina Pelipenko | News Editor March 13, 2026 “Tradwives,” stay at home girlfriends, the “I’m just a girl” trend, every one of these ideas has been prepping and priming Gen Z for a regression in […]

Inside the SAVE America Act

Audrey Folia | Editor-in-Chief March 13, 2026  Despite the conflict in Iran, a crashing stock market, and a slew of other global conflicts, President Trump has labeled the SAVE America Act the GOP’s “No. 1 […]

The yearn for connection

Chloe Cabatuan | Writer March 6, 2026 When you look back at the late 1990s and early 2000s movies, most are based around having a party that’s unforgettable. However, only the movies still reflect a […]

Computer science at a crossroads

Margot Lee | A&E Editor March 6, 2026 As artificial intelligence creeps into all facets of our lives, one field is especially taking the hit. Seen by a 6% decrease in computer science major enrollment […]

The war on multiculturalism

Ella Harry | Head Editor February 12, 2026 Following Bad Bunny’s performance at Super Bowl LX this past Sunday, there has been much outrage online over the NFL’s selection of an artist who primarily sings […]

TikTok’s decline

Colette Moffroid | A&E editor February 6, 2026 As of recent weeks, many TikTok users have begun to notice a decline in the captivation of the TikTok for-you-page. Some users have mentioned receiving videos they […]

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