For years, Washington, DC residents have watched other Americans reap the benefits of statehood without getting it themselves. The debate over whether or not to grant statehood to the District of Columbia and therefore grant its citizens congressional votes is lengthy, and it trickles down to interpretation of the Constitution and yet another scuffle between Democrats and Republicans.

By Norah Lesperance

2020 has been long anticipated as one of the most memorable election years yet. And being just old enough to vote this year, I was particularly eager to head to the polls along with many other enthusiastic young voters, hoping for their voices to be heard in participating in such a monumental election.

By Kirsten Wheeler

By Norah Bailey

 A class dedicated to “social emotional learning,” checking in on students’ well being, and discussing prevalent issues that have a large impact on this generation. While the concept may seem compelling on paper, the same can not be said about the execution. 

By Kirsten Wheeler

In the face of a public health crisis, President Donald Trump has a message for the American people: the pandemic is China’s fault and the sole reason the U.S. death toll isn’t much worse is because of his quick and decisive action in banning travel from China.

By Mhambi Musonda

Widespread criticism of corruption, terror, and racism have led many to question, if not oppose, the need for police if they seem to be doing the exact opposite of their objective to protect and serve. Yet these actions are rooted in history.

By Kirsten Wheeler