Devon Chang

Devon Chang is a senior at Beacon High School in Manhattan, NYC. While she isn't busy in school, she loves continuing her training in ballet, rewatching episodes of her favorite shows, and spending time with friends.

Column: Not enough about me

by Devon Chang | May 25, 2021 | Opinion

A wave comes, a wave crashes. You throw your trust in the hands of the water currents, pressuring your limbs to be free of tension, just to stay afloat. You must be willing in the hands of the currents, to permit your body to adapt to the motion of these forces,...

Column: COVID-19 around the world: Taipei through my mothers eyes

by Devon Chang | Apr 20, 2021 | Coronavirus Coverage, Opinion

COVID-19 cases continue to rise a whole year after the initial lockdown and variants are being discovered, complicating scientists' knowledge about the virus. According to the New York Times, in the United States there are 70,355 new cases, more than 31 million total...

Opinion: A race for a cure — Racism and the COVID-19 pandemic

by Devon Chang | Jan 9, 2021 | Opinion

What is common decency? Well truth be told, the idea of common decency is rather simple. Common decency can be defined as casual, and everyday respect towards friends, peers, and basically anyone you may have interaction with throughout the day. This could even mean...

Opinion: Four ways to continue climate findings from COVID-19

by Devon Chang | Jun 15, 2020 | Opinion

An unexpected consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic is a huge reduction in global air pollution and mitigation of one of the major factors that contribute to human-driven climate change. According to the State of the Planet Earth Institute from Columbia University, one...