As of 2019, 567,715 Americans were experiencing homelessness, according to Endhomelessness. As if that is not bad enough, the United States Census Bureau estimates that there are 17,019,726 vacant housing...

After the school year ended abruptly last spring break due to the pandemic, many students have been debating over the topic if people should travel over this spring break given how it has been over a year...

Spring break in 2020 ended up turning into a “home for the rest of the school year” break, and many trips and vacations were either cut short or cancelled. But the question remains of whether or not...

Relationships are something that most people establish at a young age. Young adults develop relationships with their parents, siblings, friends and eventually they grow to have a significant other. Even...

For years, Americans have protested the unjust and racially motivated use of the death penalty or capital punishment. On Mar. 23, 2020, Colorado became the 22nd state to abolish the death penalty. Films...

Students have used passes to get out of class for a variety of different reasons for ages, but this year hall passes look a little different. In order to remain in the online format as much as possible,...

In a country that revolves around the meat and dairy industry, it can be very difficult for people who are vegetarian or vegan to find sustainable food options when they go out. According to Singleplatform,...

With the emergence of remote learning for a wide range of students across the globe, it is undeniable that students may use online sources to aid them in their coursework. While some would call this strategy...

The ACT test is a four section test (english, math, reading and science) that high school juniors and seniors take to prepare for college. This tests the students’ comprehension of what they have learned...

Many people grow up believing that life has a plan set in stone: graduate high school, go to college, get a steady job, start a family. This idea teaches us that the only way to be successful is by going...

COVID-19 has caused many changes and difficulties throughout the world including how school is being taught this year and all everyone is hearing about are the negatives. This school year may look quite...

As of Oct. 26, Amy Coney Barrett was officially sworn in as the new Supreme Court Justice, and unless you are a heterosexual Christian white man, you should be concerned. Justice Coney Barrett has been...