OPINION: Colleges should offer more need-based scholarships for their low income students Yaara Aleissa • February 2, 2022 Students are in need of more resources to assist them in funding their college education.
OPINION: Celeste and facing demons Justin Farris • January 28, 2022 Games can be art. Let's look at how Celeste has real value in it's commentary on mental health.
OPINION: Looking back at January 6th Justin Farris • January 25, 2022 It's been a year since Trump supporters stormed the Capitol. What are we left with?
OPINION: Does recycling actually matter? Michelle Quan • January 24, 2022 JCPS's recycling message revolves around simplicity. But is it really that simple?
OPINION: Jack Harlow Day is deserved for hometown hero Aiden Bonilla • January 20, 2022 Jack Harlow has been awarded his own holiday in the 'Ville, due to his contributions to charity and music.
OPINION: NTI 3.0 still needs some work Kaelin Gaydos, Staffer • January 19, 2022 JCPS has upgraded NTI this third time around, but more change still need to be implemented.
OPINION: The girlboss who flew too close to the sun Brennan Eberwine and Aiden Bonilla • January 18, 2022 It's about time we stop idolizing the rich and hold Silicon Valley at eye level.
OPINION: Pollio and Fischer need to do more Jayvon Rankin • January 10, 2022 Our city's leaders need to stand up to the legislature and take additional steps to curb the current Covid wave.
GUEST OPINION: The data is in on NTI Satchel Walton • December 31, 2021 The costs are monumental, the benefits are unclear.
OPINION: 2021 was the absolute worst Brennan Eberwine • December 11, 2021 2021 as a whole is not something the world should be proud of, although I propose we keep a few things.
OPINION: We need to focus on celebrating Manual’s diversity more Zoë Paige • December 6, 2021 There are multiple ways Manual can further promote the diversity found within its halls.
GUEST OPINION: The unseen epidemic in JCPS Guest Contributor • December 2, 2021 Guest writer Forest Clevenger argues that JCPS has not done enough to address student mental health.
