With no sign of the curve being flattened as the COVID-19 pandemic spreads rapidly, students like junior Ariana Islam are disappointed that their eagerly awaited plans won’t come to fruition. “We planned to go to Vegas and rent a house there with all of my mom’s...

Today is a day of remembrance for Cesar Chavez, the man who paved the way for workers’ rights and brought attention to the many people who work tirelessly in the fields to bring us the food we use every day. Since 2014, Cesar Chavez Day has been an observed holiday in the...

In light of widespread school closures until the end of the semester, more and more schools are switching to video conference classrooms. Here are some tips on how to conduct yourself professionally. Look presentable. Get ready as you normally would for school. Being...

To the disappointment of graduating seniors, Governor Gavin Newsom announced yesterday that all schools in California will likely be closed for the remainder of the school year.  “To all of the moms, all the teachers, all the caregivers, I know how stressful this is,...

After an anticipated wait to decide whether or not students will be given a chance to earn the college credit they worked for, College Board has announced that AP testing will continue through an online platform. “We are finalizing streamlined AP exam options that would...