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Modern American expansionism takes form under the Trump administration.
When it comes to digital activism, we can do better than sharing AI-generated images.
Our desensitization to constant school shootings is feeding into inaction. When will we do something about it?
The PRESS Act would safeguard journalists from government overreach, but the Senate let it sit untouched—putting the future of press freedom at risk.
The PRESS Act would safeguard journalists from government overreach, but the Senate let it sit untouched—putting the future of press freedom at risk.
Both parties treat Latine voters as an afterthought—it’s time we stop waiting for them to change and start leading the way ourselves.
With traditional newsrooms shrinking, student journalists are filling the gap. It’s time to give them the same respect and protections as professionals.
National News
Dismantling birthright citizenship goes against everything we stand for as a nation.
The Trump agenda has been called a threat to democracy, but it is really a mandate for students across party lines to engage in local politics.
Trump’s historic Madison Square Garden rally was a crystal ball for the next four years.
Penn experts analyze how economic concerns, inflation, and rural dissatisfaction contributed to Trump’s win and the uncertain political landscape ahead.
Culture & Media
With traditional newsrooms shrinking, student journalists are filling the gap. It’s time to give them the same respect and protections as professionals.
Campbell’s groundbreaking role as the first female coach in the NHL sets a powerful precedent for women’s leadership in sports and the importance of inclusivity in coaching and management roles.
From war zones to city streets, threats against the press are escalating—jeopardizing democracy and the right to report the truth.
Political attack ads play a significant role in shaping public perception, often distorting the truth and deepening political divisions.
Education
Our desensitization to constant school shootings is feeding into inaction. When will we do something about it?
When everyone’s chasing leadership titles instead of real passion, it’s time to rethink what clubs are really about.
Introducing a new AP Seminar module, Medill collaborates with local high schools to enhance media literacy and aims to establish a nationwide AP Journalism curriculum.
As the Trump administration enforces new immigration legislation, the district maintains protective policies while also dispensing resources to support undocumented staff and students.
Health
As online betting becomes more accessible, young people are getting swept into a risky culture—often before they realize the consequences.
By Tessa Sagner This story is syndicated from The Black and White, the newspaper of…
In the face of natural disasters, the safety and dignity of incarcerated individuals must be prioritized—no life is expendable, even behind bars.
Prisons take form all around us in more than just our penal institutions.
SUNN Posts
Science & Tech
An LA high school student reflects on wildfire panic, community resilience, and the struggle to “do enough” in times of crisis.