While most high school students are still under the voting age, many Belmont Hill and Winsor students found themselves interested, invested, and involved in the 2020 presidential election. Whether you took time out of busy homework schedules to watch the debat...
There is no such thing as the “Hispanic vote.” In misconstruing the US’ Latino community to be politically homogeneous, politicians and pollsters (especially Democrats) committed grievous miscalculations and were caught by surprise. Countless promisi...
In response to varying demographics and school infrastructure, Belmont Hill and Winsor have adapted ...
Red – Caroline and Jaya For many Winsor students, the color red is not only a part of our spor...
The prevailing political narrative since at least 2002, the year of The Emerging Democratic Majority...
So what happened to the election polls? According to a November 13th New York Times article, there a...
Despite a pandemic that has killed over 250,000, a near-unprecedented economic recession, and one of...
As we walked into the deserted movie theatre, of course, the only selection available was the PG mov...
This year has undoubtedly been one of stress, high tensions, and conflict. On campus, we as a commun...
One of the many casualties of the Coronavirus pandemic has been the myriad of community service oppo...
