The Nobel Peace Prize awarded on Oct. 11 to nuclear bomb survivors known as “Hibakusha” brings back into focus a crucial issue: the persistent threat of nuclear warfare. The Hibakusha who lived...

TikTok is massively popular, with 120.5 million American users on the app as of July. It has been the preferred source of entertainment, information and culture for many people for years now, though if...

The doomsday countdown ticks day by day for TikTok users as the Jan. 19 divestment day inches closer and closer. This could spell doom for not only the 100+ million users in the United States, but also...

In the lead-up to the Nov. 5 presidential election, Jeff Bezos halted the Washington Post’s endorsement for Vice President Harris. This move prompted multiple departures from the Post’s editorial board...

With Thanksgiving just around the corner and a budget of only $100, you don’t have to sacrifice fun or flavor in the Bay Area — here’s how to make the most of your holiday break with six affordable...

People are violating the UN Declaration of Human Rights as a result of the overturn of Roe v. Wade; many women have suffered and lost their rights due to this disaster two years ago, questioning why the...

Listen to the article:  In today’s classroom, the way students address professors is evolving. Calling a teacher “dude” is no longer seen as disrespectful by some. Is this shift impacting...

Stevens Creek Boulevard is undergoing a two-year project that builds on prior transportation planning initiatives to establish a unified vision for the future of the corridor according to cupertino.org. The...

As college students, we are put in a unique position. We are navigating life, trying to achieve huge personal goals and beginning to shape our futures. We are building our power in many ways, and voting...

With Nov. 5 less than a week away, tensions are high as former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris remain neck and neck in a presidential race that has many Americans, including me,...