The 2020 Presidential Election
Elizabeth Eck ’22 The 2020 presidential election is proving to be a contentious one. The country remains divided on issues such as healthcare, the economy, […]
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Coronavirus Pandemic Update
Megan McCann ’23 The coronavirus pandemic has completely changed our world, devastating both the social and economic situation of the United States and the world […]
The Passing of Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Megan Fehrenbach ’22 Ruth Bader Ginsburg, famous Justice on the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS), passed away on September 18, 2020, at 87 […]
Using Privilege for Power
Katherine Whelan ’20 With each coming day, 2020 ceaselessly proves to be a rollercoaster ride upon which no one was prepared to embark. The damaging […]
Cabin Fever: Quarantine Fatigue in the Age of COVID-19
Julia Bartie ’20 Last week, my brother, whose senior year at the University of Pennsylvania was unfortunately curtailed due to COVID-19, made an interesting point: […]
Mental Health in Quarantine
Keeley Gorman ’20 Our nation has been under a sort of quarantine for roughly two months now. Time has moved at a snail’s pace, seeming […]
Pursuing the Presidency During a Pandemic
Julia Bartie ’20 In a year that seemed destined to be dominated by news coverage of the presidential election, the national news landscape has surely […]