Staff Editorial: Let 17-Year-Olds Vote in the California Primaries
In 16 states, 17-year-olds who will turn 18 before the next general election are allowed to vote in primary and special elections. Those of us […]
Op/Ed: The West Has an Empathy Problem When It Comes to China
At a moment when China is struggling to resolve the dire coronavirus crisis that has devastated millions of lives during Lunar New Year, the country’s […]
DISH Club Pushes for Eating Disorder Education and Awareness
Last year, Mira Terdiman ’20 created DISH (Destigmatize Illness, Support Healing) Club. DISH Club aims to normalize conversations around eating disorders and create a safe […]
Meditation, Acupuncture, Yoga, Intuitive Healing and Reiki: Benefits of Alternative Medicine
When we are sick or injured, we often turn towards a doctor for help. According to a study done by the University of Colorado, 75 […]
Student Poster Sparks Discussion Around Diversity and Policy
In recent weeks, acts of racism at local San Francisco parochial and independent schools have been in the spotlight. At the Drew School, students of […]
Lick’s Public Purpose Program: Making Space For Service
From academics to extracurriculars to spending time with friends, Lick-Wilmerding students tend to have a lot on their plate, so how does the PPP program […]
Looking Back at the Skywalker Saga
When George Lucas released a movie about a moisture farmer’s journey to save a princess and destroy a planet-killing weapon, nobody expected it to be […]
Book Review: On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous
Ocean Vuong’s first novel, On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous, is written as a letter from Vietnamese-American boy to his mother, Rose. Vuong was born outside […]
Photos from the Fall Music Concert
Photos by Lydia Daniller
