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Faceoff - Does Grade Inflation Benefit Students?
Recent changes in both the College Board and the in-school grading system has now made it easier for students struggling in classes to pass. While some people believe that this new change may be a bad thing, it overall helps kids who are struggling in classes while leaving kids who are doing well unaffected...
Christopher Ulinfun & Addison Pendegraft
4 days ago


Reading Rates Recede
As teen literacy rates decline, American youth are finding new ways to consume stories without reading them, which is a shift that could have long- lasting effects. Literacy rates have been dropping rapidly, and the issue has been extremely concerning. These alarming rates lead us to question not only the future of teens in the U.S., but the future of literacy...
Yarden Paldor
Sep 10
Should College Be Free?
For decades, college has been framed as the gateway to economic stability, civic participation and innovation. Society tells students that higher education is the surest path toward opportunity, then places a hefty price that shuts many people out before they can even begin. If college is essential to the functioning of modern society, the question isn’t whether it’s valuable. The question is why access to it is still dictated by economic means.
Yunji Choi & Hayden Won
Feb 22
Gen-Alpha Can't Read
Diving into a good book is one of life’s greatest wonders, but unfortunately, Gen Alpha has been robbed of that. Many kids, instead of reading books, have had paper perfection ripped out of their hands and swapped for iPads with unrestricted internet access, which replaces their childhood. Instead of immersing themselves in a beautiful novel or enjoying the outside world, they brainlessly drool all over their tablets...
Hunter Campolo
Dec 11, 2025


Harvard Strikes Back
Harvard University is now facing major lab closures and issues due to federal funding cuts, which threatens scientific innovation and educational opportunities. The science labs at Harvard have long been used to conduct diverse research, but the institution’s relationship with President Donald Trump suffered due to financial conflict, policy disputes and “deliberate indifference” such as alleged antisemitism occurring on campus...
Joshua Crawly
Nov 11, 2025
UGA
If you are a teenager in the state of Georgia, you are bound to hear about the Georgia Tech (GT)–University of Georgia (UGA) rivalry at least once. From the stickers on the trunks of cars, to the doormats in front of doors; citizens in Georgia make it clear what school they deem is superior. Some are sick of this never-ending argument, while others view it as a clear-cut decision they could argue for hours about...
Nada Nour
Nov 11, 2025
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