Seth Whitehead and Emma Osko Contributing Writers Seth Whitehead: On Friday, April 5 at 1:41 p.m, Emma and I sent an email to President Anne McCall. The email was politely requesting a meeting with her to discuss the very same topic that this article aims …
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Letter to the Editor: We’re in the endgame now
One of the less frequently mentioned consequences of the Great Recession was a sharp decline in children being born. As we approach 2026, 18 years after the recession began, the number of high school graduates choosing to attend college will peak and subsequently begin a …
Should students be allowed to opt out from the meal plan?
Emma Barnard ’25 will be living in Fairlawn next year. She asks, will a meal plan really be worth it?
Racism toward Latinx people in immigration policy
Ari Salgado Contributing Writer Content warning: The following article contains depictions of racial discrimination in the United States, as well as a racial epitaph for Latin Americans. I’ve been reflecting on my memories back home. My most recent memories are of catching glimpses of thousands …
Music and the power to make social change
Kayden Ward Contributing Writer Music is an inherently political medium. For every song about nothing, there is one that speaks of resistance and acts as a call to action. Throughout history and across cultures, music has been used to spread messages and tell stories. It …
To wash or not to wash?
Bernie Bischoff Contributing Writer Imagine this: A windy Saturday, you are hungry and you go to open the fridge door, but there is a presence in the room with you, a presence of death. As soon as the seal between fridge door and fridge is …