The American people exercised their constitutional right to vote this week, electing Donald Trump to be the 47th President of the United States. Endowed to us by our forefathers nearly 250 years ago, the...
The fast fashion market generated over $120 billion last year, and it's only expected to grow more. However, this comes at a serious cost to the people who actually make the clothing. Merriam-Webster defines...
Like everything else in the 21st century, jobs have changed tremendously. Working from home or taking a call from halfway around the world is no longer a fantasy. With this rise of innovation in the way...
Apple has once again seized the world’s attention with its release of the iPhone 16 on Sept. 13, 2024. However, despite Apple marketing the iPhone 16’s newest features as game changing, it is not worth...
“One nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.” The modern-day Pledge of Allegiance has been nationally established since the presidency of Dwight D. Eisenhower. In their years...
The economy is the most pressing issue for voters ahead of the November election, so there is no doubt that in the upcoming months, Vice-President Kamala Harris will continue to flaunt the economic success...
Imagine a world where the principles of a political party are at stake—not from the opposing candidate—but from within. This article is for students who have identified with conservative ideals of...
This school year, our community will celebrate the remarkable accomplishments and progress achieved during the tenure of Fr. Gregory M. Goethals, SJ '73, President of Loyola High School. While this year...
Imagine this: you're pumped to take AP Economics and pursue your passions, only to be denied acceptance because your GPA isn't high enough to meet the standard.
Sounds frustrating, right? But there...
Creating More Diversity - Nathan Chao '25
College admissions have long been like a race that places people of color 500 meters behind everyone else and expects them to compete equally. Affirmative action...
On Sept. 1, temperatures in Death Valley reached an astounding 127 degrees, breaking the world record for the hottest temperature ever recorded in September. The rest of California isn’t suffering the...
Before the arrival of Spanish settlers, Los Angeles County was home to an indigenous tribe known as the Tongva, later referred to as the Gabrieleño-Tongva tribe. These native peoples were spread throughout...
