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PANCAN’s PurpleStride walk, ignites a collective mission to transform lives of those going through pancreatic cancer.
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Learning loss tied to COVID-19
How the pandemic caused one of the worst cases of learning loss.
Could we change our genes? CRISPR, genetic-altering technology
For years, genetics have been the end all be all. The reason to why we have our traits, why we look how we look, why we are how we are, what diseases we were susceptible to and everything was set in stone. However, recent medical innovation, CRISPR/Cas9 has proven otherwise and that indeed we can change our genetics.
Referendum at Wellesley College reflects a growing pattern at women’s colleges
A referendum at Wellesley College, a historically women’s college, seeks to diversify the language to be more inclusive of transgender and nonbinary students.
Integration of AI in healthcare
As technology advances, AI presents the possibility to have a profound impact on healthcare.
Earth Month beach clean-up
Since April is Earth Month, USC’s Fieser Research Lab hosted its first beach cleanup at Alamitos Beach.
AP classes at risk of closing at El Rancho High
El Rancho High offers 12 AP classes but trying to keep them from closing has become an increasingly concerning issue for the school.
Students and staff react to talent show rescheduling at Academy of the Canyons
Academy of the Canyons transformed into the Academy Awards for its annual talent show on March 31.
AP African American Studies receives harsh backlash despite current success
The new proposal for an AP African American Studies course is met with opposing beliefs from political officials.
Taste of Walnut showcases local businesses
Local eateries and live music lit up Suzanne Park in Walnut, Calif. on Saturday, March 25.