Jessica Sarrach ‘24, News Editor As we pass the one year anniversary of COVID-19 coming to America, things look wildly different from last February. The coronavirus has mutated, and new strands have begun spreading worldwide. One new strand, B.1.1.7, started spreading viscously across Europe, and has reached the United States as of late december. Since... Continue Reading →

Ava Mac ‘21, Editor-in-Chief Just hours after taking office on Jan. 20, President Joe Biden got to work with no delay. Signing 11 executive orders on his first day alone, Biden began to fulfill his top campaign promises by rejoining the Paris Agreement on climate change, canceling the Keystone XL permit, revising immigration enforcement policies,... Continue Reading →

Ava Mac ‘21, Editor-in-Chief With hospitals across the country being overwhelmed by an increasing number of COVID-19 cases and stay-at-home orders starting to be implemented state by state, citizens and policymakers alike have been requesting a relief package to keep both the American people and the American economy afloat.  While most Congress members can agree... Continue Reading →

Jessica Sarrach ‘24, News Editor Schools have adapted to online learning, per COVID-19 requirements, resulting in prolonged exposure to blue light. Blue light is light emitted from screens such as computers, phones, and tablets, and overexposure can be very harmful. In essence, the blue light that our eyes are exposed to with prolonged technology usage... Continue Reading →

Jessica Sarrach ‘24, News Editor In March of 2020, a global pandemic struck America. The virus was deadly, with a fatality rate of 3.4 percent for those who caught it. The fatal virus produced a clear need for a vaccine, and ever since its initial spread, the search has been undying. While the search for... Continue Reading →