First all-female spacewalk makes history

Anjali Noel Ramesh • March 4, 2020

“Hey sky, take off your hat; I’m on my way” were female cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova’s parting words as she blasted into space on the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics’ (USSR) spacecraft, Vostok-6, in 1963. 

Young adults struggle, succeed with financial intelligence

Anjali Noel Ramesh • February 18, 2020

Transitioning into adulthood, students reflect on how personal finance, parental guidance and work experience influence their financial intuition.

Agents of socialization forge identity

Anjali Noel Ramesh • January 23, 2020

Toddlers knows barely anything of civilization beyond the walls of their home as they begin to walk unsteadily and babble to their heart’s content. Their understanding of happiness, sadness and anger depends on the actions of their parents and guardians, according to The Center on the Social and Emotional Foundations for Early Learning at Vanderbilt University.

Renewable resources shape future of energy

Anjali Noel Ramesh • November 22, 2019

A 92 by 92 mile grid of solar polarvotaic panels could power the U.S.’s electricity needs, according to a 2012 study for the book Terra Nova by Eric Sanderson. Solar power, energy from the sun converted...

First Amendment freedoms facilitate proactive conversations, progress

Anjali Noel Ramesh • November 6, 2019

Students utilize their First Amendment freedoms to generate change in their communities, using their voices to promote positive progress.

Illness or Absence?

Anjali Noel Ramesh • October 1, 2019

[vc_text_separator title="Adolescents struggle between choosing schoolwork or recovery days" title_align="separator_align_left"] On the night Oct. 31 of 2017, current junior Lola Gingerich broke her arm...