By Jess Benninger ’26, associate editor Only 36% of voters in 2022 United States midterm elections were under the age of 50. This shocking statistic reveals a troubling problem in the United States: older Americans […]
By Justin Kopp ’25, staff writer Revealed on June 5, 2021, Japanese developer Pocket Pair’s “Palworld” affectionately came to be known as “Pokémon with guns” by many observers of the gaming industry because of the […]
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By Alexis McCarney ’25, staff writer Gun laws and control can spark very heated debates in the United States. The consistent rise in gun violence over the last few decades and last few weeks […]
Ariana Genna ’23, staff writer This past semester, a series of triggering and traumatic events have impacted students, and student affairs leadership has not adequately addressed these issues. In September of the 2022-2023 academic year, […]
By Collin Jones ’23, staff writer The NBA is one of the top profitable leagues in the world, bringing in billions of dollars every year, and people watch it for a reason. The National Basketball […]
By Meredith Haas ’24, editor Home is where the heart is, right? For many students, leaving the home they’ve always known and embracing the change that comes along with going to college can be scary. […]
By Leila May ’22, guest writer As the weeks narrowed before graduation, I started to pack up my belongings—winter clothes, uneaten food and of course, books I had finished reading. Stuffed in the largest size […]
By Marah Hoffman ’22, guest writer Instagram’s mission statement says, “We help you take a picture once, then share it instantly.” But what happens when this longstanding, internationally influential platform changes its mission, when photos […]
By Branden Matassa ‘22, OTG editor I’ll be straight. I love Will Smith. His energy on screen. The physicality he brings. His ability to make you laugh. Simply put, he’s just cool. Although, Smith isn’t […]
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