“There is a long history that built distrust in general western decision making, that you have to assume exploitation in some way.”

George Orwell’s canonical classic fails to deliver in today’s English classrooms. 

Through vaccinations and preventative efforts, America has finally begun a path of recovery after a full year of COVID-induced death and shutdowns. As Easter approaches, though, so does a seemingly innocuous phenomenon that may halt this revival: Spring Break. 

Although Valassis’ ‘Have You Seen Me?’ ads are delivered to 60 million homes weekly, new-age technology has begun to make them...

udent-faced disparities and oppression. Progressive education should seek rightfully to divest from this concept. 

Nobody, especially teenagers, needs to be told that everything is deep and dark right now.

Lawn signs have always been a way to show those in your neighborhood what you believe in without direct face-to-face conversation.

The stories of how the world of classical music has fared during the pandemic.

The rapper is best known for his mind-boggling rhyme schemes and literary technique, but hiding under layers of wordplay lies a deeper story

How a home body has found a way to exit the premises, add to their step count and discover magical roots away from the rabble and the rubble

COVID limitations have pushed many mental health services to a digital format, underscoring the challenges of receiving therapy during a nat

With a likeness to many other forms of harmful ideology, QAnon has seeped into the online spaces that share a mutual apprehension to the COVID-19 pandemic, and to the world as they see it. As Adrienne LaFrance of The Atlantic wrote in a June 2020 article , “QAnon is emblematic of modern America’s susceptibility to conspiracy theories, and its enthusiasm for them. But it is also already much more than a loose collection of conspiracy-minded chat-room inhabitants. It is a movem

Despite being founded on humanitarian ideals, the Salvation Army struggles with issues surrounding bias.

Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is one of the most common mental disorders affecting children, according to the American...

The New York Times’ Extremely Detailed Map of the 2016 Presidential Election revealed a more right-leaning Los Angeles than one might expect

Despite diversity and community being persistent themes at New Roads, many students of marginalized communities still struggle to find a com

Canter’s Deli, an LA icon, has had the same Fairfax location since opening in 1953. ( Lea Zaharoni / News Road) Delis once defined the...

In the face of climate change and rampant consumerism, one brand has emerged as a leader in sustainable capitalism. Now the brand faces its

Power outages caused by the Santa Ana Winds struck throughout Los Angeles, particularly affecting LADWP customers.  On October 26th,...

Contrary to what some might think, the Lakers’ path to the 2020 NBA Championship was filled with adversity, deserving of a star, not an aste