
Democrat Jon Ossoff emerged victorious in Georgia’s Senate runoffs on the morning of Wednesday, January 6, settling the final race of the 2020...




If you think Tesla’s autopilot feature is cool, take a look at Shanghai’s first fully automated subway. On December 26, 2020, after...
The newest addition to the numerous political parties in Hong Kong, the Bauhinia Party, named after the city’s official flower, has received...

I felt an uneasy tension in the atmosphere waking up and turning on the television. Leaving for a meeting, I saw mothers urging their kids to...

“I never wanted you to be twice as good as them, so much as I have always wanted you to attack every day of your brief bright life in struggle....




Inflamed by months of false voter fraud narratives, a group of insurgents stormed the Capitol, smearing feces both literally and metaphorically...




Hearing campus filled with the laughter and chatter of students has been a welcoming sound after spending the spring apart. We hope that everyone...

Taylor Clayton ’21 is a four-year Senior and co-captain of the Boys Varsity Squash team. Next year, Clayton will play squash at Yale University....

How come students come together as a “blue mob” in Main Circle with painted H’s on their faces every fall? Taft Day has ended almost every...

The 2020-2021 NCAA Division I Football season will go down as one of the most unusual in history, with its abbreviated schedules, postponed games,...

CJ Mitchell is a four-year Senior and co-captain of the Boys Varsity Basketball team. Last winter, he earned the Founders All-League Award and...

Sometimes the amount of emails streaming into your inbox every hour can feel overwhelming. Editor-in-chief Reece Yang ’21 offers some tips...

In recent weeks, the rollout of several COVID-19 vaccines has been a beacon of hope for many as the number of global cases continues to rise. On...

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