It is common to fight fire with fire in everyday life, whether that be by bringing one’s A-game to a sports match or studying all night for a tough test. But it is admittedly not common to see fire fought...

In March of 2025, the future of the Claremont Colleges was shaken into uncertainty when the Office of Civil Rights, an agency under the Department of Justice, and the Anti-Defamation League, launched an...

There are pretty good odds that whoever is reading this article is, or knows, someone with an immigrant story. In fact, about one-third of all K-12 students nationwide have immigrant parents, and that...

Education has been a long-contested battle in the United States. History has proven that education is a powerful tool for change, shaping societies and challenging societal norms. However, with this power...

America was founded on the belief that a government ought to operate under the will of its people, that rights are not to be infringed upon, and that the monarchy ought to come to an end. Donald Trump...

“Well, Mr. President, have the libs stopped screaming?” On December 20, 2024, just a month shy from inauguration, President-elect Donald Trump announced another controversial choice for his cabinet....

“Abolish the Department of Education.” is not a statement you hear every day. However, it has been proposed as a bill in the Senate. From Donald Trump’s cabinet to federal financial aid, this bill...

Now that the dreaded college admissions season has rolled around, seniors at CHS are undoubtedly stressing over how their future education will unfold. That is, of course, unless someone is lucky enough...

With a leading 12.6% of all ethnicities, Black people are among the biggest minorities in the United States and have been for centuries. Inequality has historically impacted the Black community far more...