Despite the fact that technology, the ease of its services, and the need for instant gratification are taking control of our lives, it is important to remember to value and cherish true human connection apart from The Machine.
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Column: The other side of the wall
The border wall that separates the United States and Mexico exemplifies stark socioeconomic disparities and injustices.
Column: Social anxiety: Looking back at the end of quarantine
When we are still living with the aftermath of a prolonged quarantine, it is important to understand the depths of the impacts it has had in our lives.
The rise of travel nursing during COVID-19
Travel nursing has been an industry on the rise during the pandemic.
Pandemic prompts digital pivot for college sports recruitment
Varsity softball player Nadia Montiel appreciates the convenience provided by online college sports recruitment. She uses a digital recruitment platform to create an athletic portfolio available to college scouts who are searching for a new recruit but can’t visit...
Vaccine inequity increases as Americans receive booster shots
As many vaccinated Americans have received or plan to receive COVID-19 booster shots, developing countries still lack the supply of even the first dose of the vaccination. These additional single doses of the Moderna, Pfizer-BioNTech or Janssen (Johnson & Johnson)...
Column: BART Woman: A reflection on COVID-19 and anti-Asian racism
A racist encounter on the BART train reflects the recent rise in anti-Asian hate crimes.
LAUSD announces vaccine mandate for all eligible students
Los Angeles Unified School District is the first district in the country to require eligible students to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Non-vaccinated students who do not get the vaccine by Jan. 10, 2022 will not be permitted to enter campus. “I do support my...
Column: A COVID-19 summer in bear country
On a hot summer day, you stand waiting in a seemingly endless line of people for a scoop of ice cream at a local’s favorite. But wait, they aren’t 6-feet apart? You sneak a look behind you and find yourself staring bug-eyed at a blaring rock concert that's packed with...
Column: How pandemics have influenced music
As my music history teacher always says, “Music serves as a mirror for society.” Historical events have a profound impact on the style, content, and function of music in society; additionally, the rate of stylistic change in music increases as the rate of change in...