
Performative activism rises as traditional activism becomes a trend for social media
Hannah Wang, Copy Editor
• November 3, 2020

Reactions to Black Lives Matter protests in Tokyo expose Japan’s hidden discrimination
Owen Spargo, News Editor
• October 31, 2020

Tiana Day strives for a more equitable future
Daniela Wise-Rojas, Shruthi Narayanan, and Shereen Ahmed
• October 11, 2020

Beyond the surface: students tell the stories behind their water bottle stickers
Daniel Shen and Sarah Kim
• October 15, 2019

Periods, pills and pre-existing conditions: separating the stigma from birth control
Elisa Fang, Editor-in-Chief
• April 30, 2019
New students find comfort in Dougherty’s diversity
Amruta Baradwaj, News Editor
• October 4, 2018

Culture in the Community introduces Ten-Year Master Plan
Ronit Kumar, Sports Editor
• September 25, 2018

DV juniors inspire middle schoolers to follow their passion in dance
Teju Anand, Assistant Photography Editor
• September 15, 2018
Women’s History Month
Following Black History Month in February is Women’s History Month in March. Women’s History throughout time has been defined by a long fight for equality. Representation is important, and there have been many notable politicians, activists, movements, and events that have influenced people’s thoughts about a traditional role many females were expected to play.
Skyler Spears, Caroline Lobel, and Pranav Chillappagari
• March 29, 2018
Tarte foundation takes a step backwards
Claire Zhang, Features Editor
• February 23, 2018
Cultural celebration sheds light on diversity
Ronit Kumar, Sports Editor
• October 26, 2017
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