It has been almost two months since President Biden was inaugurated, and while there is still a long way to go, many Americans are waiting for the Biden administration to fulfill campaign promises.
Throughout his campaign and before his inauguration, President Biden expressed his commitment to preserving...
The #MeToo movement has mobilized the fight against sexual harassment, assault and everyday sexism that has been internalized in our society.
The campaign has empowered many survivors of sexual assault and harassment to share their stories and report their abusers. While the movement has opened...
The college experience has steadily changed over time.
Many factors have played into this change: the pricing, the students’ quality of life and, more recently, the COVID-19 pandemic. These changes have affected the way both college students and high school seniors go about making choices for...
Hero pay, also known as hazard pay, is a bonus pay that boosts grocery workers’ salaries during the pandemic due to hazardous conditions of their workplace.
Grocery store workers and their respective unions have rightfully been advocating for hero pay because they are endangering their lives to...
Since the beginning of the pandemic, the job market in America has suffered a lot.
Women, 2.5 million to be exact, have felt the repercussions of the pandemic-induced recession. The pandemic has pushed women out of the workforce in alarmingly larger numbers than men. The main reason women have left...
Student life has drastically been impacted during the pandemic. Since the campus has been closed for almost a year, the “Zoom university” era has created hurdles for campus clubs to thrive.
Clubs have resorted to social media to gain traction amongst students and hopefully gain membership along...
In the virtual academic world, many introverts are motivated to learn in the online classroom because they have the flexibility of posting their creative arguments in forums.
They can balance their academic and online social life during the pandemic era from the comfort of their homes.
However,...
Natalie Navarro, Assistant Opinion Editor
• February 21, 2021
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic brings up several questions about future reopenings and how groups of people could convene with each other safely. However, a sense of normalcy seems to be on the horizon due to the increase in vaccinations, which hopefully reduces infection and hospitalization rates.
With...
The debate surrounding cultural appropriation and appreciation is nothing new. While we have come across social media forums on the topic of cultural appropriation versus appreciation, it still tends to happen.
If you are still confused about the differences between the two, I’m pretty sure you...
The landmark decision from the UC Board of Regents on suspension of standardized exams required for undergraduate admissions of fall 2021 and 2022 for students applying to UC schools has made critics question the quality of standardized exams for graduate school admissions.
Income inequality gives...
Kat Parra, Assistant A&E Editor
• February 12, 2021
It is difficult to believe that a year ago our lives changed.
As the pandemic swept the world overnight, we were all sentenced to a life of isolation from our families, friends and society. Now, people are starting to return to some version of their old lives.
Yet, how much have our previous...
