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South Korea’s 4B Movement: Could It Shape the Future of Feminism in the U.S.?

South Korea’s 4B Movement: Could It Shape the Future of Feminism in the U.S.?

Jared Noble ‘26 December 8, 2024

  Originating in South Korea around 2015 and 2016, the 4B Movement has gained global attention for its rejection of traditional gender roles. Popular among women in their twenties, the movement...

Reactions/Analysis to the 2024 Election Results

Luqmaan Peer '26 December 8, 2024

According to the 2024 election results, Donald Trump will return to office as 47th President of the United States for a second time since his first term as President in 2016. This is also the first-ever...

OPINION: Donald Trump Is Wrong About a Lot of Things; He’s Right About This

OPINION: Donald Trump Is Wrong About a Lot of Things; He’s Right About This

Benny Marmor ‘26 December 8, 2024

  On January 24, 2020, as many Americans were still only beginning to hear about an impending pandemic, 100 US Senators convened to discuss the nation’s preparedness to respond to the emerging...

The Republican Revival: Trump’s Historic Popular Vote Victory

The Republican Revival: Trump’s Historic Popular Vote Victory

Bee Kern '25 and Catherine Walker '25 December 8, 2024

On Tuesday, November 5, 2024, President Donald Trump won the election against Vice President Kamala Harris. He not only won the Electoral College (312-226) but also the popular vote in a first for a Republican...

Republican presidential nominee, former President Donald Trump, speaks to attendees during a Sept. 25, 2024, campaign rally in Mint Hill, North Carolina. Trump’s victory in Tuesday’s election could set the stage for wide-ranging changes to education policy.

Trump’s Education Policy and What it Means for the Future

Marit Everett '27 December 8, 2024

To anyone who follows politics, it's no secret that Trump and the Republican party have held a long standing goal of dismantling the Department of Education to give states more control over education....

Buildings along a lake filled by heavy rainfall in the desert town of Merzouga on October 2, 2024.

Why is the Sahara Desert Flooding?

Sophia Layman '27 November 6, 2024

The Sahara Desert, located in Northern Africa, is the largest non-polar desert in the world, stretching about 3.6 million square miles. Around 50 to 100 million years ago, the Sahara was primarily underwater....

Strikes by Dockworkers, Boeing Workers, and Other Ongoing Strikes

Strikes by Dockworkers, Boeing Workers, and Other Ongoing Strikes

Parker Kelly '25 November 6, 2024

On October 1, 2024, the U.S. Gulf Coast and East Coast dockworkers launched the first major strike in almost 50 years. The strike affected 36 ports, mainly halting the transportation of food, automobiles,...

“The Pantanal, the World’s Largest Wetland and One of the Most Biodiverse places on Earth, is on Fire,”¹ and Under Threat From Waterway

Lena Spirn ‘28 November 6, 2024

This summer in late May, fires began to rage in the Pantanal, the world's largest tropical wetland. These fires burned an estimated 1.3 million hectares, which is about the size of Belgium. The Pantanal,...

Pictured above is the “real” WNBA Finals MVP

Lynx Championship Stolen; Referees Fix Game

Evan Walsh ‘25 November 3, 2024

On October 20th, the Minnesota Lynx were robbed of a WNBA Championship. The winner was ultimately decided by the referees with only 3.8 seconds left when they called a foul on what many would call marginal...

Opinion - The Dark Side of the Electoral College

Opinion – The Dark Side of the Electoral College

Anna Harrington ‘27 November 3, 2024

While in most democracies, like the United States of America, presidential elections are decided by the popular vote, the electoral college has chosen the winner of American elections since 1787. The electoral...

Tim Walz Seeks to Become Third Vice President from Minnesota

Tim Walz Seeks to Become Third Vice President from Minnesota

Liv Kramer '26 November 3, 2024

The 2024 presidential election is only a few days away, and no matter who wins, there will be plenty of firsts. If Harris wins, she would be the first female president, the first female president of color,...

Two Student's Opinions On Harris and Trump

Two Student’s Opinions On Harris and Trump

Avital Krebs '26 and Will Oltmann '26 November 1, 2024

Going into the election, we thought that it was important to solicit opinion pieces in support of both candidates to expose ourselves to a diversity of opinions at a time when too often people retreat...

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