What Does it Mean to Love Your Country?: How Faith in the American Ideal Has Fared This Election Season
America is unique in the extent of its its nationalism, prideful patriotism, but at the
Opinion
BLM in Ridgewood: A Social Media Trend or a Legitimate Fight for Racial Justice?
The racial divides embedded in our democracy are arguably best represented by our town, yet
Halloween In the Face of COVID-19
Everyone knows that Halloween won’t look exactly the same this year due to COVID-19 concerns.
How Have Ridgewood Businesses Survived the Pandemic?
Curbside dining and shopping has become increasingly popular along Ridgewood’s new pedestrian mall. From an
Is Ridgewood Doing Enough For the Black Lives Matter Movement?
George Floyd’s murder on May 25, 2020, at the hands of a white police officer
Discussing the Election In Class: Are We Biased?
Are our history classes biased in their discussion of the election? This year, my US
Should Colleges Find a Better Way to Admit students?
As schools closed down, SAT and ACT tests were canceled across the nation. Almost a
Is the “Phase I” Learning Environment at RHS Fair for All Students?
With the pandemic still spreading without any sign of stopping, there is one question on
What Will “Phase II” Look Like?
To say the least, the 2020-2021 high school year has been like no other. In
Can We Trust Students to Follow CDC Guidelines Outside of School?
COVID-19 has affected the daily lives of students in ways that we couldn’t even imagine.