The Civil Rights Movement of 2020
Adam Koplik, Staff Writer Quinn Ratynski, Featured Photo Note: Some protestors faces have been blurred to protect their identities As
Month: June 2020
What Google Classroom Has Taught Us About the Value of Real Classrooms
Oliver ten Broeke, Editor-in-Chief Google, Featured Photo Dearest Teachers and Administration: With the coming second wave of the pandemic, likely
A World Without Sports
Aidan Sheedy, Staff Writer AP Photo/Eric Risberg, Featured Photo It’s finally June- the beginning of summer. Almost exactly a year
How Do You Protest in a Pandemic?
Matthias Lai, Staff Writer Oliver ten Broeke, Featured Photo The death of George Floyd on May 25th at the hands
College in the World of Coronavirus
Adam Koplik, Staff Writer Aidan McCrory, Featured Photo The coronavirus pandemic has shut down the entire world. There’s no other
Mental Health and Coronavirus: People Need People
Mark LaBorde, Writer Jason Harding, Featured Photo 2020 was chaotic from the very beginning. The Coronavirus was talked about in
What Has Online Schooling Taught Us?
Noah Fishman, Writer Shruti Talekar | Staff Illustrator at The Pitt News, Featured Photo With the recent outbreak of the
The Maroon 