Vaccination Elation
Recent vaccine distributions reassure teachers and students about the return to in-person school
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Royal family drama highlights ignorance
Microaggressions and mental health stigma divide the British royal family, bringing light to age-old prejudices
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Feeding with Freedge
Newton Food Pantry opens Newton Community Freedge, making fresh food more accessible to the community
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Female athletes face adversity, even at South
From sports at South to the NCAA March Madness tournament, female athletes face sexism
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WINter Wonderland: Winter Mid-Season Review
Spanning Dec. 14 to Feb. 21, the Winter season is almost over, with safety modifications in place. The Roar spoke with captains and coaches to get an insider’s perspective
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South hosts in-person freshmen orientations
Freshmen students explored the building during orientations held on Jan. 20 and 27
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Unifying the Un-Unifiable
Biden may have won the presidency, but his opportunity to truly unite the
nation hangs in the air amidst unprecedented economic and racial inequality
Statistics Released on HyFlex Model Participants
Data shows significant disparities in the students who have selected to return to the building
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A Promised Land Review: A Former President Protects His Legacy
Opinions writer Matan Josephy reviews President Obama’s new book “A Promised Land” and provides a new outlook on the former president and his experiences
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Hiking Together, 6 Feet Apart
Amidst pandemic challenges, seniors attend outdoor activities to relieve stress and bond with classmates
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