In a trial that has ignited rage across France, Ms. Gisèle Pelicot has accused over fifty men of raping her while she lay unconscious after being drugged by her husband. And the worst part? Those men...

Warren Edwards '27 Every part of the conference was unforgettable. A stand out activity for me was Manoa Park, an adventure park inspired by the tribe native to the area pre-colonization. At the park,...

The 2024 election cycle could easily be the most important in our nation’s history. In a volatile political climate, domestic issues (e.g. reproductive rights, the economy, immigration) are becoming...

When I first agreed to write about this topic, I wanted my piece to be different from other op-eds. There must be some eye-opening, life-changing argument that other writers are missing, I firmly believed....

Elon Musk has a vision to transform X (formerly Twitter) into a super app. Inspired by China’s WeChat, he plans to include communication, commerce, and international finance in a single platform. Mr....

As the college application season kicks into high gear, we find ourselves victim to the all-too-contagious “admissions mania.” This article will address a specific facet of this obsession: namely,...

Countries around the world have set high targets for emission reductions, leaving them no choice but to start phasing out internal combustion engine vehicles (ICE). In response to this shift, the global...

You can’t escape the truth: the school has cracked down on cell phone use. Regulations enacted just last year prohibited phone use in Elfers, Walker Auditorium, classes, and the dining area of the FFC....

Sofia Clark '27 Our school prides itself on being intentionally diverse and community-driven— and our dining experiences shouldn’t be any different. Community lunches support relationships and socialization...

On September 15 at the Trump International Golf Club, a Secret Service agent securing a green on the course noticed a man with a semi-automatic AK-47 style rifle hiding in the bushes and fired on him....

In the fall of 1974, the first cohort of women signed their names in the matriculation book and officially became part of the school’s history. However, they also faced scrutiny, educational barriers,...

Why can’t you escape from political logos while looking at war memorials? Why can’t you mourn without hearing some snarky political critique? Certainly, the newsworthiness of tragedies draws attention...