Yearly Archives: 2025

The cost of living in the United States continues to rise, and nowhere is that more evident than for the average college student in the Bay Area. Las Positas College is tucked away in the southern part of the East Bay, which makes…

As students, we spend a lot of time here – in classrooms, waiting for appointments, trying to navigate confusing systems – so it feels important to point out what could make the experience better. These aren’t small complaints. They’re things that, if…

The California political scene is abuzz with debate over whether the state legislature should take over redistricting responsibilities mid-decade — a move by Gov. Gavin Newsom, aimed at countering Texas’s recent redistricting efforts. This practice is often labeled gerrymandering, but in this…

Milo Jones Charlie Kirk, co-founder of Turning Point USA, embraced a red-pilled, debate-club style of grifting — pushing hateful, bigoted messages while condescending to those outside his target audience. That audience being white men. On Sept. 10, Kirk was shot and later pronounced…

Major protests have broken out across Nepal in September, led by young people angry over inequality, corruption and a government ban on social media platforms. The protests escalated into riots earlier this month. Demonstrators stormed parliament, politicians’ homes and luxury hotels. "I was there…