The systemic oppression of AI-generated artwork

Alice Rathe • June 5, 2026

Explore the ways AI usage can reinforce existing social hierarchies and create new outlets for artistic and wealth-based oppression.

Celebrities should take limos

Emma Burgart • June 5, 2026

The top 1% have no reason for bad driving when they are in a position to pay for an Uber or even a limousine.

Blocked by the Firewall

Zakaria Mohamed • June 5, 2026

Parks strict web filters block more than distractions; they also shut down student learning.

Making ADHD a blessing

Cameron Bakker • June 4, 2026

ADHD is a disorder with many challenges, making school, work and life in general feel exhausting and debilitating. However, the right support system can drastically improve these circumstances

No pain, no gain

Audrey Kuendig • June 4, 2026

Struggle and happiness often exist in the same situations, but are not reliant on each other

Oversupervision or good future prediction

Michael Vassallo • June 2, 2026

Whether it be in ancient Mesopotamia or far into the future, humans have always and will always debate whether or not the parenting of today is better or worse than the parenting of old. In today’s article, we continue that longstanding debate to determine whether parents oversupervise their children in the modern era.

From lesson to life

Zakaria Mohamed • June 1, 2026

As schools look beyond academics, the question of whether empathy can be taught in schools is raised.

Quality over quantity

Madi Abelson • May 22, 2026

Focusing on fewer clubs to maximize involvement and leadership. This strategy allows students and adults alike to focus on clubs they enjoy and be more involved.

Hiding behind a screen

Madi Abelson • May 21, 2026

The device that has made people, especially teens, more reliant on their phones and less sociable

The A-grade illusion

Zach Colling • April 30, 2026

We are taught to chase perfection, but in a rapidly evolving job market, skills and connections beat transcripts every time.

Social media: stressful or entertaining

Luci Scheid • April 14, 2026

Many factors play into whether social media is determined to be stressful or entertaining for the majority of people.

2026 State of the Union address

Mason Knuth • March 25, 2026

The divided State of the Union speech shows politicians' priorities and the truth of what both parties really believe