Beyond the Black Square
Last summer’s racial reckoning saw an influx of individuals, particularly young people, use social media to voice their opinions. But how much of this newfound activism is just for show?
Continue ReadingLast summer’s racial reckoning saw an influx of individuals, particularly young people, use social media to voice their opinions. But how much of this newfound activism is just for show?
Continue ReadingFreshman Amirah Pitts uses her voice to fight for justice
Continue ReadingEducational inequity skyrockets as affluent families turn to supplemental educational resources
Continue ReadingAfter roles as a legislative aide to former Massachusetts House Speaker Robert DeLeo and a founder of a local chapter of Invisible Children, ’10 graduate Sam Hyun is now chairperson of the state’s Asian American Commission
Continue ReadingThe Roar follows three remaining seniors as they navigate the college application process
Continue ReadingWith December break behind us and February break in the near future, students consider the ethical concerns raised by traveling during the pandemic
Continue ReadingEnglish teacher Alan Reinstein reflects on how action must be paired with intent in order to enact meaningful change
Continue ReadingFreshmen students explored the building during orientations held on Jan. 20 and 27
Continue ReadingThe Roar follows four seniors with different interests as they navigate the college application process and will reveal their identities and college plans as they make their decisions
Continue ReadingEvery issue, the Roar randomly selects a student and explores what makes them unique
Continue Reading