More Colleges Go Test-Optional During Pandemic
By Ashlye Arrue ’21 and Mari Vitangcol ’21 The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health recently announced it wouldContinue Reading
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Honoring Constitution Day 2020
Thursday, September 17, is Constitution Day — sometimes called Constitution & Citizenship Day. To honor the signing of the U.S.Continue Reading
The Brain’s Sweet Tooth
By Josephina Shin ’21 A “sweet” activity for students turned into a practical learning experience on the brain’s anatomy! TheContinue Reading
The End of the Harris Campaign
By Lauren Freedman ’20 California Senator Kamala Harris announced the end of her campaign for the Democratic Party’s presidential nominationContinue Reading
Macaron Making & Social Justice
By Vivian Nguyen ’21 Baking is one of my favorite pastimes. It is an activity motivated and advanced by myContinue Reading
Students Rally Against Climate Crisis
By Quinn Lanza ’21 Last month, as millions around the world protested the climate change crisis, a group of ImmaculateContinue Reading
Impeachment Inquiry Dominates News
By Keana Hilario ’20 & Jennie Kim ’20 President Donald Trump currently faces an impeachment inquiry. Speaker of the HouseContinue Reading
Protests Follow Famed Cathedral’s Fire
By Jennie Kim ’20 On April 15th, the Notre Dame Cathedral of France caught on fire. The Notre Dame CathedralContinue Reading
A Close Up Look at the Government Shutdown
By Lola Jamin ’20 The recent government shutdown, the longest in US History, affected government workers, national parks, airports, governmentContinue Reading
Presidential Candidates Emerge
By Lauren Freedman ’20 With the 2020 United States Presidential Election less than two years away, several candidates have alreadyContinue Reading
