Editorial: An Australian Citizen’s experience with Australia Day
The national holiday of Australia, Australia Day, takes place every year on January 26. It
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Editorial: Remembering January 6
A full year post-insurrection and D.C is, for the most part, unchanged. On January 6,
Editorial: Should colleges continue to use the SAT in the admissions process?
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, many colleges and universities across the nation have
Editorial: How to make poverty week leave an impact
Last month St. John’s held its usual observation of Poverty Education Week, a week dedicated
Editorial: How to improve diversity issues in academia
Throughout my middle and elementary school I was always one of five students of color
A look at Biden’s first month in office
President Joe Biden entered his new position with ambitious plans, many of which directly counteract
Column: The impact of Georgia run-off on the Senate
On January 5, 2021 democrats raced down the stairs as if it was Christmas morning.
How will the new strand of covid affect St. John’s?
COVID-19 is showing no signs of slowing down, and with a new strain appearing, it
COVID-19 vaccine: The who, what, where and when
In early November, many people were thrilled to see a slew of announcements from vaccine
Behind the decision to return to campus
After weeks of preparation and meetings, SJC has finally begun to implement their hybrid model.
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