This Saturday, Nov. 11, is Veterans Day. It is a federal holiday when people honor the American veterans who have served on behalf of the country. “I believe Veterans Day is a great way to celebrate...

Yesterday, Ohio voters added the right to access abortion to their state constitution. This is an advance for Pro-Choice voters, 16 months since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.  Roe v. Wade...

This fall, Convent and Stuart Hall is hosting a Thanksgiving food drive, in partnership with St. Anthony’s, a local homeless shelter in San Francisco.  St. Anthony’s is hosting a Thanksgiving food...

The annual New York City Marathon (NYC) took place this Sunday, an event that has happened for 51 years. Tamirat Tola and Helen Obiri were the overall winners, both runners  obtained the rewards for winning...

Working towards a drive for sustainability is something that many organizations have started in the past couple of years. Due to the observable and tangible effects of climate change, starting to change...

The student council and I recently attended Senator Dianne Feinstein’s memorial service on Oct. 5. It was an honor to go — we were a part of a select group invited to be there — seated behind consulates...

Olivia Rodrigo released her second studio album ‘Guts’ this September, a melodramatic, pop-rock collection of soft ballads and rock singles, across all music platforms. In its first week, ‘Guts’...

Over this past summer, a group of chosen seniors in the International Baccalaureate Programme took a trip to Copenhagen, Denmark and Berlin, Germany and  immersed themselves in culture, politics, and...

The Russian Hill San Francisco Art Institute, which houses a 50 million dollar Diego Rivera mural, has filed for bankruptcy. This was due to failed business reorganizations, fundraisers and campaigns....

Just two days apart, on Sept. 8 and Sept. 10, Morocco and Libya faced deadly natural disasters. Morocco endured a 6.8 magnitude earthquake while Libya experienced torrential rains from Storm Daniel.  “The...

Affirmative action in the United States was an active effort to improve employment or educational opportunities for members of minority groups and for women which began in the 1960s as an effective way...

The origins of Halloween date back to the Celts who celebrated the festival of Samhain, that marked the end of summer and the beginning of winter. The people of Ireland believed this day was the time when...