Aris Pastor, Co-Editor-in-Chief
• October 13, 2022
For decades, the digitization and innovation that has marked developments in artificial intelligence (AI) has brought with it a persistent, and often justified, fear: a loss of jobs. From security to marketing...
Thursday night football: a time where families crowd around their TVs after a long day of work and school and bond over the popular American sporting event. Rarely does it cross the minds of fans that...
Families are sleeping in tents in a square formation in the northernmost part of Mexico awaiting entry into the US. Women and children are in the center of this jumble to attempt to keep themselves from...
In the United States, we tend to disregard negative connotations about our reputation because America is known as “the Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave.” Our beloved nation also happens to...
Bad news, everybody. Summer is over.
Four seasons. Luckily living in Pittsburgh we get to experience all four of them, sometimes in the same week. Don’t get me wrong, I appreciate all of the seasons,...
“What color is your Bugatti?”
For those not well versed in the latest internet language, this is a question often used to invalidate and degrade anyone who presents an argument against the online...
Aris Pastor, Co-Editor-in-Chief
• September 14, 2022
In 2020, when COVID-19 was first announced, a wave of pseudoscience rushed through the internet. From health gurus recommending plants like garlic, ginger, hot pepper, and lemon as healing medicines to...
677 billion Hershey Bars or 179 million all-inclusive trips to Hawaii—either option costs roughly $1.6 trillion. This price tag sounds impossible, infinitely exorbitant, simply unfathomable. But it is...
It’s six o’clock on a Saturday morning. After a long week of school, the only thing you want to do is smash the snooze button on your alarm and continue sleeping. However, today you are not so lucky....
Camryn Gray, Arts and Entertainment Editor
• August 25, 2022
Eleven years, many tests, hundreds of Friday night football games, annoying technology issues, loads of memories, and far more have led to the long-awaited moment of the Class of 2023 becoming seniors....
For the Class of 2023, junior year is still in recent memory. Though much of last year was unusual, it still taught me about what it means to be a successful student. It’s not all about grades, even...
