Meredith Backman, Staff Writer In mid-January, a subreddit called r/wallstreetbets had taken the internet by storm. The reddit community is centered around picking certain stocks on apps, such as Robinhood, and buying shares to mess with the stock market. The... More »
Maureen Lynch, Staff Writer In December of 2020, the FDA approved the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for distribution. Ever since then, states are slowly administering COVID-19 vaccines to the public. The vaccine rollout will be a lengthy process, but people are h... More »
Maureen Lynch, Staff Writer Throughout the month of October, Capital Hill has been front and center. With the elections heating up, Congress has been quick to push through its latest nominee to the Supreme Court Bench. Judge Amy Coney Barrett was nominated to... More »
Maggie Buckley, Copy Editor Ruth Bader Ginsburg was born on March 15, 1933 in Brooklyn, New York. Although she is known to many as a feminist icon now, when she was in high school, she looked just like any other traditional woman. However, this all changed ... More »
Maureen Lynch, Staff Writer Ruth Bader Ginsburg was laid to rest Tuesday September 23 at the age of 87. After battling many health problems, she passed due to complications with her pancreas. The late Supreme Court justice was an icon to the American people be... More »
Tabatha Criollo, Staff Writer The virus COVID-19 continues to cause a lot of change. With requirements of wearing a mask and basic social distancing, it is easy to question if things will ever be the same again. This pandemic has effected every person in some... More »
Erin Drumm, Staff Writer As coronavirus transmission continues around the world and the death toll increases every day, scientists are racing to develop a vaccine for the widespread disease. Squalene, an oil naturally produced in the liver of shark species, i... More »
Kelly Knutelski, Staff Writer Many times, we want to commit ourselves to a more sustainable lifestyle, but the convenience of Amazon Prime’s 1-day shipping can get in the way. Other times we may want to educate ourselves on the environment but don’t know ... More »
Kelly Knutelski, Staff Writer The orange skies you’ve seen across social media are not a new Instagram filter, they’re real. This is a result of the 80 wildfires raging across 13 western states. In California alone, there have been 28 significant wildfire... More »
Sam Surowiec, Staff Writer In March of this year, the world seemed to flip upside down. We all went home for spring break excited to get back to campus, but we never did. Instead, our homes became our university, and I finished my junior year from my bedroom.... More »
Tabatha Criollo, Staff Writer According to the Mercy Corps, there are 12.2 million children in need of humanitarian assistance, and around 2 million kids under the age of 5 are malnourished. Yemen children are dying every 10 minutes from famine. The Ye... More »
Gina Savino, Editor-in-Chief / Sports & News Editor I would have actually said you were crazy if you had told on the first day of classes my freshman year that I would be where I am right now as a senior. I had always, always wanted to be a Physical Thera... More »