On Monday morning, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf announced that, as of Tuesday, April 13th, all Pennsylvanians aged 16 and older will be eligible to sign up for COVID-19 vaccination. Prior to Monday,...

Opening Day is on the books, but the Major League Baseball season still has a long way to go. Based on what we’ve seen on opening day and in spring training, here’s what I predict we can expect for...

Chess, the board game that has endured for centuries, has recently regained significant traction. Since mid-November 2020, approximately 100,000 people have been joining Chess.com, the world’s largest...

March is Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month, with the 25th being Cerebral Palsy Awareness Day. CP is a group of disorders that can affect movement and muscles that is caused by abnormal brain development....

Feeling extra lucky this March? The month of March marks a year of COVID, so having a holiday based on luck seems fitting as our turn of fate turns to hope. Whenever I hear that St. Patrick’s Day...

Every winter, students from CB West have to make the important choices of which classes they want to take the next year. West students are fortunate to be offered so many different courses for so many...

Reading a list of books can be a big time commitment, one that we often don’t want to make. However, when we are genuinely invested in a story, this seemingly-stressful commitment becomes an afterthought. To...

All students had to choose between returning to school full-time, with social distancing and masks, of course; or finish out the year virtually.    When my mom laid out my two options for how to complete...

  I believe everyone can agree they did not anticipate the events of 2020-2021. As we round the corner to the anniversary of our lives being rearranged, I had a virtual meeting over Teams to...

February is Black History Month. This month, we can look back on the contributions Black people have made and the challenges they’ve faced. This is a time to reflect on their experiences and history....