Frazzled yet cheerful, Elliot Wood* must be the most well-adjusted chronic procrastinator I have ever met. For someone who has internalized a learned helplessness towards his education, Elliot is a surprisingly jovial guy,...

Today is National Superhero Day and for many people, their mothers or stepmothers are their superheroes. Over the past few weeks, I've spoken to five mothers about their experiences during the pandemic, hoping to get some...

Even though the school year is winding down, AP classes are gearing up to take their exams. This year, the College Board decided to offer three testing windows with in-person and at-home options, offering more flexibility...

Just as Women’s History Month is overlooked, teachers are too. We could not take the responsibility of writing a Features section on the successes and grievances of women without talking about the profession women dominate....

The tag #covidversary has been trending all over social media within the past week. After hitting this one year mark, we’ve been reflecting on this year of quarantine, reminiscing about our previous lives, mourning those...

There has always been inequality in the music industry and it has gone unrecognized until the recent 2021 Grammy nominations. Black artists were snubbed from the awards, like The Weeknd for his chart-topping album “After...

In June 2020, I wrote an editorial for The Eagle’s Eye detailing the victims of police brutality and inequalities challenging the wellbeing of Black Americans. Since then, a significant amount of our country has taken...

Black History Month runs from February 1 to March 1, a month that symbolizes the pivotal role African-Americans played in United States history. Over the past few weeks, we’ve reached out to a multitude of teachers and...

As the endless college tabs of essays, spreadsheets, and Common App come to a close, so does our high school experience. However, unlike any other year, the Class of 2021's transition to this new journey ahead remains daunting...