With the approaching presidential election, a new wave of voters has the opportunity to impact the outcome of the election. This year, around four million teenagers will turn eighteen before the election,...
Eleanor Adams, Arts Associate Editor
• October 14, 2020
Last month, Disney’s Mulan was released for viewing on Disney +, as long as you were willing to pay the additional $29.99 on top of the subscription you already have. It made $33 million over its opening...
We seem to hear that Covid-19 is just like the flu, whether it be on news stations or even from our family and friends. While this accusation might seem true considering the similar symptoms, there is...
This Sunday, October 11, marks the observance of National Coming Out Day, when LGBTQ people across the country pause to remember the somber history of the community and celebrate the significance of personal...
What if I told you that COVID-19-induced deaths, natural disasters, brain-eating amoebas, riots, protests, political ugliness, social divisiveness, deadly ticks, and killer-mosquitoes - may all be linked...
You can find all the information in this article and register to vote at VOTESPA.COM.
Seniors! If you will be 18 by November 3rd, it’s your responsibility to vote, regardless of your party affiliation.
Here...
Edy MacKenzie, Opinions Section Editor
• October 2, 2020
After the cancellation of the Spring seasons and the continual delay of Fall athletics, saying that COVID-19 has severely impacted the world of sports is an understatement. Although activities vary, contact...
TikTok was removed from the app stores by the American government on September 20, 2020, by President Donald Trump. A Chinese company named ByteDance is the current owner of TikTok, but the app must be...
Ellie Davis, Associate Editor
• September 22, 2020
This article was originally published in The Morning Call
Today, September 22nd is National Voter Registration Day. Across the country, and here in Pennsylvania, young voter participation has surged in...
Anne Griffin, Editor-in-Chief
• September 21, 2020
On Friday night, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg died. In many ways, it seemed impossible. I mean this not because of her famous planks and workouts, but because in her lifetime, she grew to be larger than...
If I had asked you a month ago, how much of your time on social media was spent posting fun pictures, scrolling through memes, or sharing funny videos with friends, would you have ever suspected how...
2020’s Earth Day is not what the world planned for. The climate strike community hopped to carry out the biggest strike to date, bringing eleven million people to the street in protest. Today Radnor...
Ali Bauer, Currents Section Editor
• April 21, 2020
While the majority of Americans are currently self-quarantining amidst the COVID-19 crisis, nurses, doctors, delivery personnel, and grocery store workers are out trying to improve our current situation while risking their own lives.
As the coronavirus sears across the world, continuously slowing down the pace of life, some of us are fortunate to have the time and resources to reflect on, healthcare systems, racial and socioeconomic disparities, and history in general. Anika Jaswal commemorates a day in history when 379 innocent people were brutally shot dead in the Amritsar Massacre in India on April 13th, 1919.
Ali Bauer, Currents Section Editor
• April 11, 2020
May 1st is the annual college “Decision Day” for high school seniors. Leading up to this date, Ali Bauer discusses some of the ways the CoronaVirus outbreak is affecting seniors and their college decisions.
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