November 11, 2020
What it’s Like Living on College Campuses During Covid-19
For the 2020 fall semester, many universities and colleges are adapting to the pandemic. Some campuses opted to continue in-person, while others chose to adapt…
March 29, 2020
Teachers Respond to New AP Test Format
The College Board announced on March 20 that, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Advanced Placement (AP) tests will be taken online and in students’ homes.…
February 12, 2020
AVID Holds Panel to Tackle Lack of Diversity in Advanced Classes
On Monday, M-A’s Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) program hosted a panel to tackle M-A’s issue of lack of diversity in Advanced Standing (AS) and…
October 1, 2019
Some Still “Pissed” About the Gender-Neutral Restrooms
by Amelia Wu and Alana Hartsell Following an eight year push for gender-neutral bathrooms by the Gender-Sexuality Alliance Club (GSA) and last year’s editorial highlighting…
May 30, 2019
A Bear on the Big Screen
Written by Izzy Leake and Amelia Wu
March 10, 2019
Opinion: Spilling the Beans
Written by Amelia Wu and Brynn Baker America’s leading nonprescription drug, surprisingly, is none other than coffee, or rather, the caffeine found within it. Most…