By: Dareen Abukwaik It has been a week since the tragic mass shooting of the First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs in Texas. Devin Kelley entered the church and opened fire, killing […]
By: Julia Lees In honor of Veterans Day, the Morris Museum in Morristown, NJ has an exhibition called ‘The Voices of Our Veterans: Combat Paper NJ’ to honor veterans and give them […]
By: Ashvin Nagarajan and Katie Quigley On November 6, 2018, Columbia University hosted the 78th Annual Columbia Scholastic Press Association Conference in New York City. Renowned speakers, authors, and journalists were invited […]
By: Tatiana Figarola It’s easy to laugh at someone when they fail and make a fool of themselves, like the times that we let out a giggle at someone who stumbled on […]
By: Emma Krupp I was born in in Mount Sinai Hospital in Manhattan, New York, which means that I’ve had New York in my blood since the time I was a baby. My […]
By: Julia Tuck As the saying goes, “The bigger they are the harder they fall.” The republican candidate, Roy S. Moore, is running for the Senate seat in Alabama. Moore is being […]
By: Jordan Whiting Warning (spoilers) If you have not seen the movie, check this link for a short synopsis: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them I recently had the pleasure of […]
By: Julie Schmidt The end goal in life is obviously to be successful with a fancy, six-figure job. Starting in preschool, schools teach us the skills and knowledge we need in order […]
By: Julia Lees In honor of Veterans Day, the Morris Museum in Morristown, NJ has an exhibition called ‘The Voices of Our Veterans: Combat Paper NJ’ to honor veterans and give them […]
By Julie Schmidt Halloween has come and passed as I, and many other classmates, participated in the Halloween festivities by donning a costume. Every year, the concept of cultural appropriation arises as […]
The Caldron 