What I’ve Pondered from Podcasting
Andrew Oslin, Guest Writer We began laying the foundation of the podcast in September. Teammates and I from cross country (such as Nich Sarysz) had…
Is climate change really as bad as scientists are claiming?
Kelsey Monaco, Guest Writer It’s all over the news. With headlines like “More than 11,000 scientists from around the world declare a ‘climate emergency’” and…
Empowering future generations to lead: The impact of youth activists
Emma Dobbs, Managing Editor At 17 years old, teen climate activist Greta Thunberg has become an international icon. Thunberg first gained media attention for her…
My City Year experience
Chelsea Mancilla, Guest Writer City Year is an AmeriCorps program which operates in 29 cities across the U.S. and 22 states, including Seattle. I am…
Find the freebies
Joe Edgecomb, Guest Writer I was almost shocked when the professor told us to pack up 15 minutes early. The program was a six week…
Images of Peace in our World
Melissa Wright I remember about four years ago lying in my extra-long twin sized bed trying to fall asleep, roughly around 11:00 p.m. I was…
Do your part to end world hunger
Emily Baca and Jalyn Boado Consider this: nearly half of all child deaths worldwide are linked to malnutrition. Hunger and malnutrition are problems that cross many…
The media’s double standards on race and party affiliation
Chelsea Mancilla, Guest Writer Recently, Virginia politics have been thrown into chaos. Democrats, including Governor Ralph Northam and Attorney General Mark Herring, have confessed to…
Trump Address on government shutdown
Katherine Pecora, Staff Writer On Tuesday, Jan. 18, President Donald J. Trump addressed the country about the ongoing government shutdown. As with most speeches this…
Bon App or Bon Crap?
Extremely dissatisfied guest writer This semester, tensions between Bon Appetit workers and resident students have grown increasingly hostile. With a new influx of workers, the…
