Opinion – The Pearl Post

Online Editor-in-Chief Alondra Nuño and her parents, who were eagerly awaiting her high school graduation.

Lack of traditional graduation ceremony saddens first-generation seniors

May 22, 2020

Sitcom, “One Day at a Time” shows diversification one episode at a time

December 6, 2019

Large crowds of people eager for sales pose a danger to other shoppers and store employees

Capitalism ruins holiday spirit with aggressive commercialism during Black Friday

November 27, 2019

On March 24, thousands of people gathered across the country to march for stricter gun control amidst the recent fatal mass shootings.

Teachers should aim to teach, not to kill

February 12, 2019

The #metoo has inspired many victims of sexual assault to shed light on their stories to bring awareness to the issue.

Fixing the sexual assault issue with more than a hashtag

December 14, 2017

“I sit because I lost respect for this country.”

October 20, 2017

“I stand because I have hope for what we can do as a country.”

October 20, 2017

Black History Month from The Pearl Post on Vimeo.

Video: What it means to be an African American during Trump’s presidency

February 27, 2017

Trump's comments on women costed the Republican candidate much support from his own party as well as female voters.

Trump’s vulgar comments on women creates media storm while losing support

October 24, 2016

Media bias misleading public’s view

September 30, 2016

Online Editor-in-Chief Tahra Hunter and Editor-in-Chief Rebekah Spector write about their expectations for the redesign of the newspaper.

Editorial: Welcoming a new year with a new design

September 20, 2016

Reflections from the (Online) Editor in Chief: Our Story

June 3, 2015

Ever since I joined The Pearl Post staff in 10th grade, I’ve been telling stories. Storytelling is what I love to do and I’ve been blessed to tell a tremendous variety of stories during my time here. I’ve told stories...