The Broadview

Gray Area: Policy instead of identity

Gray Timberlake, Editor-in-Chief • December 12, 2019

Kamala Harris dropping her campaign for presidency caused the once diversified pool of candidates to be back to that typical of American politics: white and predominantly male. The race for president...

Run it out

Adele Bonomi, Sports Editor • December 12, 2019

A “New York Times” Opinion video beginning with a foot stomping down on a track took over news and social media platforms in early November, encapsulating Mary Cain’s detrimental experience with...

Vulakh’s View: Let’s Discuss, Peacefully

Gabriella Vulakh, Editor-in-Chief • December 11, 2019

Family gatherings always include delicious foods, catching up with relatives and the part I dread most: enduring tense political conversations at the dinner table. During family meals, my conservative...

Gymnast uses platform

Adele Bonomi, Sports Editor • November 13, 2019

Springy, powerful, double-twisting double backflips make Simmone Biles standout in international competitions, but her confident voice outside the gym is shifting the public face of gymnastics and the...

Vulakh’s View: Breaking down gender barriers

Gabriella Vulakh, Editor-in-Chief • November 12, 2019

An all-female extravehicular activity (EVA) or spacewalk with astronauts Christina Koch and Anne McClain originally set to take place in March 2019 was postponed because there was only one medium-sized...

Video massacres journalists’ rights

Staff Editorial • October 14, 2019

WEB EXCLUSIVE A video parody of President Trump violently massacring major media outlets and his political opponents was screened at a conference in Miami held by a pro-Trump organization, according to...

Vulakh’s View: Men shouldn’t run female sports

Gabriella Vulakh, Editor-in-Chief • October 7, 2019

Weeks of closely following the United States Open Tennis Championships, raised the question why women do not play the best of five tennis sets the same as the men in the Grand Slam Tennis tournaments. In...

It’s not cool; it’s a Juul

Grace Krumplitsch, Web Editor • October 3, 2019

The Trump Administration announced a proposed ban on all non-tobacco vape flavors in an effort to address the teen vaping epidemic on Sep. 11. Although a ban on flavored e-cigarettes is a step in the right...

Gray Area: Don’t profit off tragedies

Gray Timberlake, Editor-in-Chief • October 3, 2019

The avant garde menswear brand Bstroy designed four sweatshirts for New York Fashion Week with the names of schools where students were shot to death. The sweatshirts, which feature Sandy Hook, Columbine,...

Digging deeper

Gabriella Vulakh, Web Editor • April 4, 2019

As victims of sexual harassment and assault come forward in the wake of the #MeToo movement, third-party organizations should be brought on to college campuses to help schools thoroughly and unbiasedly...

C-ing Clearly: It’s time to stand up

Cece Giarman, Editor-in-Chief • April 3, 2019

A series of photos of high schoolers at a house party went viral earlier this month. The pictures show a group of students around pull-out tables as they extend their arms in the Nazi salute and stand...

Making lasting impressions

Caroline Thompson, Copy Editor • February 14, 2019

In a society reliant on the use of social media, privacy is practically nonexistent, and the internet footprint teenagers make in their school years may be the deal breaker when applying for jobs years...

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