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by Maggie Wu The nation was in shock briefly following the Atlanta shooting which left 8 dead, 6 being Asian women. The media released the information of all eight victims: Delaina Ashley

by Maram Sharif Ramadan is just around the corner and with it comes all the anticipation and celebrations. Ramadan is a holy month that Muslims all over the globe look forward to

By Clara Prander ’22 Although cases of COVID-19 seemed to go down for a short period of time, Europe now sees an increase again, something that forced countries into a third lockdown.

by Drew Sutherland ’21 As all of us know, many members of our community have tested positive for COVID-19, sparking yet another epidemic on campus: students leaving early for break. It leaves

Photo via politico.com By Robin Wright ’22 In lieu of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg’s death, President Trump appointed Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court. Her nomination has been stained

By Robin Wright ’22 Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg died Friday, September 18, at 87 years old. It was her long battle with Metastatic Pancreatic cancer, which she had suffered since

By Harry Sutton ’20 Joe Biden is set to become the Democratic National Convention’s 2020 presidential nomination as Senator Bernie Sanders dropped out of the race on April 8, 2020. For the

By Ava Lee ’21 Since November 2019, wildfires in Australia have rapidly spread across the continent, hitting many urban and rural locations. The fires have displaced families and killed thousands of animals.