American hip-hop artist Kendrick Lamar shocked fans when he unexpectedly released his sixth studio album “GNX,” Nov. 22. Expectations were high for the 2018 Pulitzer Prize-winning rapper, with the...

Since television’s introduction in the 1920s, its role in popular culture has constantly evolved. By 1955, over half of American households owned a television set. In 1969, an unprecedentedly large audience...

The holiday season can be the most wonderful— yet stressful— time of year. With such a dizzying array of options, finding the perfect gifts for your loved ones can be agonizing. Luckily, The Black...

In the enchanting land of Oz, intricately designed emerald towers sparkle as munchkins frolic through vast fields of tulips. But under Oz’s extravagant exterior, not everything is as it seems — something...

From the Senate floor to social media apps to dinner tables across the country, political polarization — the divergence of political attitudes toward ideological extremes — seeps into many aspects...

For most of history, young women have faced obstacles in achieving post-secondary education, including legal restrictions, quotas and administrative regulations, as well as social pressures to stay at...

Political discussions among peers are commonplace in light of the controversial 2024 presidential election. As friends often hold differing views, it’s easy to slip into uncomfortable territory at the...

Swiping, tapping and inserting — in an age of hyperconsumerism, these actions are more familiar than ever to the American consumer. The use of credit cards, both digital and physical, is the new norm....

In 2020, around two-thirds of eligible voters cast their ballots for the presidential election, the highest voter participation in an American election since 1900. Despite this, the U.S. ranked just 31st...

It was the final days of summer when “Black Myth: Wukong” — a new video game taking place in ancient China — entered the spotlight.  Immediately adored by fans, users play as a monkey named “the...

Following a series of hate-based crimes at Whitman, administrators created the Leadership Academy of Social Justice (LASJ) in 2021. The program began with a virtual forum for students and staff to openly...

Rows of eight-year-olds grip their pencils, following delicate dotted outlines, tracing continuous letters to form words and phrases. This image may evoke memories of elementary school for current high...