Nichole Smith The Santa Ana speckled dace and freshwater fish populations in California are rapidly declining. In a press release discussing the Santa Ana speckled dace, the Center for Biological Diversity’s Jeff […]
Cameron Maeda Honolulu, Hawai‘i–Nearly a year after the World Health Organization declared the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) outbreak as a global pandemic, Bloomberg has reported that more than 176 million individuals worldwide […]
Sion Hovsepian The United States rejoined the Paris Agreement on February 19, 2021, in a worldwide effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions after former President Donald Trump withdrew in 2019. The Paris […]
Sion Hovsepian ATHERTON, Calif. — In almost a year of virtual classes at Silicon Valley-based Menlo College, the pandemic has brought up unique challenges to its diverse student body. It was March […]
Samael McCormick Believe it or not, all people have a gender identity–even cisgender people (those whose gender identity matches the sex they were assigned at birth). However, some may not identify as […]
Tsz Ying Lau Half a century ago, China was still a poor country, with no more than 100 billion U.S. dollars of GDP (gross domestic product)–note that America’s GDP was over one […]
Samael McCormick On October 26th, my mom, grandma, and I sat in front of the TV as Amy Coney Barrett was confirmed into the Supreme Court. I sat in silent disbelief while […]
Samael McCormick Recently, there has been more talk about racism and inequality– both at Menlo and around the country. The deaths of innocent black men and women at the police and government’s […]
Dear Ma and Pa, I must go. The past six months have been life-changing. For instance, I have read over six self-empowerment books. I have implemented plant-based meals into my diet. I […]
Diana Guardado Who can invest in the stock market? An amazing question to kick off today’s chat. According to Menlo College’s “International Student Page,” our family of Oaks is comprised of nearly […]