A whirlwind of a Presidential election

Overwhelming feelings have come to light from the results of the Election Day that turned into Election Week
November 11, 2020
App of the Week: Widgetsmith

A new way to make the IOS14 update aesthetically pleasing
September 24, 2020
App of the week: iNaturalist

A community of scientists and researchers right in the palm of your hand
September 17, 2020
Subreddits to distract yourself from the coronavirus pandemic

Relationship advice, cute animals, weird images of Garfield and more
April 24, 2020
The Science of Craft: A class like no other

Students learn to make ceramics and blow glass
April 7, 2020
How to stay close at a distance: Things to do with friends during a pandemic

Use technology to your advantage with these fun and easy ideas to stay connected with friends
April 6, 2020
App of the week: Twitter

In the midst of a modern pandemic, this social media platform helps people stay updated with the latest news.
March 11, 2020
Changes for the Five College Student Film & Video Festival

The winners for the 26th annual festival and how two co-directors are reshaping the festival
February 29, 2020
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Chloe Lindahl, Writer
President Trump's refusal to debrief the President-elect has put countless lives at risk as the nation faces unprecedented challenges. Although it is the end of the controversial Trump Presidency, he’s making sure to leave his mark one last time.
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Yang Yi Chen, Contributor
Snow days might become non-existent to future generations as remote learning becomes a norm for schools all across the United States due to the COVID-19 pandemic. With this newfound way of teaching, schools can now continue classes online during big snowstorms instead of canceling classes as they did before.

Olivia Mahoney, Contributor
Our age-old societal norm that every person must strictly subscribe to one or the other is unnecessarily destructive and restrictive. There’s a great deal more to worry about in this world than men who might enjoy a dress.