As school campuses begin to reopen, a debate remains open across the nation: what to do about unvaccinated students. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recently authorized COVID-19 vaccine distribution for 12- to 15-year-olds, and it could soon be available for...
High school sports have become a mere afterthought for everyone, but student-athletes as schools have adapted to COVID regulations. Naturally, we must prioritize some areas over others, given limited resources and many safety concerns. However, when schools return,...
Long Beach Gives hosted a 24-hour online giving day on September 24 to crowdfund for hundreds of nonprofits and organizations in Long Beach and surrounding areas. As I made my own peer-to-peer fundraiser page for the Casa Youth Leadership Program on the Long Beach...
Larry Nassar was almost able to get away with sexually abusing 250 women. That sentence reveals so much about our society, and the immense amount of suffering each of those women went through. The worst part about it all was that they didn’t even know they were being...
Imagine being passed up for promotion year after year. You think you’ve done everything right, from starting with an elite tier college degree to working hard day in and day out. Yet, even with your ever-growing years of experience, someone else is always selected as...
A group of student protesters started their march Friday from the Cerritos Library. They passed by Whitney High School and ultimately arrived at the ABC Unified School District building. The nationwide Black Lives Matter movement, reinvigorated by the deaths of George...
In the wake of George Floyd’s killing by police, the United States is once again experiencing nationwide demonstrations and public protest. Viral videos of the arresting officer’s use of his knee to restrain Floyd by his neck have led to rightful public outrage....
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