Category Archives: Honors Features

Longer, more in-depth features written by Honors students over the course of a semester.

Women on the United States Supreme Court

By Keaton Rahman Established in 1789, the United States Supreme Court is the highest federal court in the United States. In 281…

KISS: “The Hottest Band in the World”

By Grace Cornell We had barely scanned our tickets when four men passed me wearing platform shoes and full faces of makeup….

How Are You Influenced?

By Maggie Rohr What is a social media influencer? According to The Influencing Market, a forum of social media marketing endorsements, “An…

There’s Only One Boston Marathon: A Story of Trauma That Ended in Triumph

By Kate Coli Everything had built up to this day. Preliminary qualifying races, early morning training days, and bowls of nothing but…

Was the Return Too Early? Sports In The COVID-19 Era

By Aaron Moore After months of empty stadiums and exasperated fans, the return of sports during the era of COVID-19 and quarantining…

How to Save a Life: Organ Donation

By Audrey Fleming “Without the organ donor, there is no story, no hope, no transplant. But when there is an organ donor,…

The Critical Effect of Bees on the World

By Anne Ross Hope People often think of bees as being pesky insects that sting, annoy, and scare people, but, in reality,…

The Effects of Divorce

By Maddie Ball I pack up a bag of clothes, makeup, and shoes. I just hope I didn’t forget anything. I shove…

Diving The Deep Blue Sea

By Cate Hill Let’s face it: Scuba diving isn’t for everyone. Sharks, eels, drowning, difficulty breathing, various swimming capabilities required, the deep…

75 Years On, How Do The Bretton Woods Institutions Still Shape the World Economy? 

By Quentin Calhoun U.S. President Donald Trump has had a fairly novel approach towards global institutions in modern American politics; he has…