Stepping it up: How Dance Company keeps on performing in quarantine
Due to the covid-19 outbreak, band, dance and theater performances have been put into a halt. However, Dance Company is finding ways to keep on dancing.
To buy or not to buy? Students turn to online shopping amidst quarantine
Students talk about how the pandemic is affecting their daily shopping life.
MY STORY: Working at a nursing facility during the covid-19 pandemic
Working as CNA can be difficult, but it is especially a challenge when the number of coronavirus cases are surging.
No Small Feat: A recognition of female achievers around the world
To celebrate the last day of Women's History Month, Sandra Sanchez recognizes female achievers around the world.
The “F” word: Feminism front and center
Lou Pendergrass talks about what it means to be a woman in today’s society and how the past has changed that.
From the Hallways of Van Nuys to the Corridors of Yale
Luciana Soria-Robles joins the Yale Class of 2024.
MY STORY: Tales from coronavirus quarantine
I was in Italy at a study abroad program when the virus swept the country. Here’s what I experienced.
The History Behind Daylight Savings Time
As people from the United States set their clocks one hour forward for Daylight Savings Time, let's look at why the U.S. implemented this and what students and staff think.
Pilar Sims: Why Black pride is important
"The unification of the Black communities helps combat the current system, allowing for alternative ways for Black people to flourish in a society that benefits them little or none."
Brian Acosta: A Dean Looking to Help Students Succeed
Mr. Brian Acosta is a new addition to the administrative staff serving as a Dean of Students, with hopes of providing students with safety and guidance through the academic year.
