Archive 2

Oct 28, 20213 min read

Life of a Student-Athlete at Jefferson

By Aja Smith Wake up with the moon still very much alive, drowsily get ready for a 6 AM weight-lifting session, beat our bodies down for...

Oct 28, 20213 min read

The Case of Gabby Petito & Brian Laundrie

By Sarine Kaprielian Brian Laundrie, who was a person of interest in the murder of his fiancé Gabby Petito, had been missing since...

Oct 22, 20214 min read

Is the Critical Race Theory Core to Every Curriculum?

By Olivia Wong The struggle for the balance of diversity and control over education has sparked a controversial curriculum battle for the...

Oct 21, 20214 min read

Why are Haitian Migrants Coming to the U.S.-Mexico Border?

By Leslie Dorantes Haiti’s unfortunate history includes political unrest and natural disasters that have affected thousands of the...

Oct 21, 20214 min read

The Art of Letting Go

By Beatrice Barjon Writing, to me, has always been catastrophic. The entire art of it has constantly felt uniquely unpredictable – I...

Oct 21, 20213 min read

Abortion Ban in Texas

By Blue Troiano On September 1st Texas passed Texas Senate Bill 8. This has flooded our news feeds and taken over our social media pages,...

Oct 15, 20213 min read

Spongebob Squarepants: A “Universal” Language of the 21st Century

By Thomas Luux July 12th, 2019, the long-running kids cartoon franchise Spongebob Squarepants celebrated twenty years with a birthday...

Oct 15, 20213 min read

Creative Making Workshops at Jefferson

By Michael Pena UPDATE 11/21/2021: After the publishing of this article, Maribeth Kradel-Weitzel reached out and expressed how her...

Oct 15, 20212 min read

Violence Against Healthcare Workers

By Joe Wilhelm Last week, the Philadelphia region and the healthcare community was rocked by the news of a shooting at Jefferson Hospital...

Oct 15, 20215 min read

Adventures in Interpolation and Exploitation with Olivia Rodrigo

By Amelia Betancourt If there’s anything I’ve learned from some of my favorite women in music, it’s that the music industry is, in fact,...

Oct 8, 20213 min read

"Hooked on Hope": How Fly Fishing Saves Lives

By Georgia Skuza UPDATE 2/5/2022: Paint the Delaware Pink have scheduled their retreat dates for September 9th-11th, 2022. You can find...

Feb 19, 20214 min read

Africanism Disguised in The Modern World

This article takes an honest look at the founding of BHM, and where non-black America is in terms of recognizing Black contributions.

Feb 17, 20213 min read

How the NBA has Been Responding to Injustice

More than ever NBA players and coaching staff have taken to using their platforms in order to advocate against injustice.

Jan 30, 20213 min read

The Vaccine Rundown

We may have the vaccines in our possession, but the Covid-19 madness is far from over.

Jan 14, 20212 min read

A Letter of Optimism to the Survivors of 2020

As we enter a new phase of life, Kaitlyn Viola would like to remind you that the worst is behind us and the future is bright.

Nov 30, 20202 min read

Mail-In Ballot Fight Continues

President Trump continues to battle in the courts across the nation over the legitimacy of the election.

Nov 25, 20205 min read

The Thunder Returns

Rock n Roll legends AC/DC are back and picking up where they left off.

Nov 23, 20204 min read

A Silent Epidemic (Crimes Against Indigenous Women)

Indigenous women are using their voices to bring awareness to the epidemic of murdered and missing indigenous women and girls.

Nov 18, 20204 min read

PTSD: The Silent Killer of Cops

Police officers can find themselves in life threatening situations while on duty. While off duty they're fighting a much different battle.

Nov 18, 20202 min read

Frozen Fracas: The Case of the Elusive McFlurry

A modern American classic: the broken McFlurry machine. A developed stereotype held by McDonald’s is met with a new answer.

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