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...
Every four years, we are all reminded of the significance of voting. Individuals commonly see online slogans made to popularize a candidate: “Vote for this person!”; “America depends on it!”; and...
Loyola High School has made truly remarkable efforts to bring back physical schooling that was, to many students, only a distant and nostalgic memory. One of the most notable changes – besides the awkward,...
Imagine Loyola's admissions process suddenly changing from merit-based admissions to a lottery system. This is now a reality for San Francisco's Lowell High School, a competitive public magnet school that...
As Congress moves on from the impeachment charade and begins focusing on the people's business, proposals to raise the federal minimum wage from $7.25/hr to $15/hr are gaining traction among progressives...
Texas's cold wave is foreshadowing what reality could look like in the near future. With some scientists predicting that global warming will introduce a new ice age and others predicting cities in coastal...
As the second semester opens strong, many California athletes have made their now daily commute to school to practice their sport whilst socially distancing wearing masks. Now, as the season draws closer...
On Jan. 6, a shocking event unfolded in the District of Columbia. An angry mob, some of whom were white supremacists and Proud Boys members, forced their way into the Capitol building in hopes of halting...
The Cheeseburger, an American staple whose origin goes back to 19th century cattle ranching on the great plains, is one of the most popular foods in the world, possibly because hamburger meat is the cheapest...
As the new year begins, the desire for electric power continues to skyrocket as an abundance of carbon emissions enter the atmosphere. Because of the decline of available fossil fuels, there is a growing...
