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WSPN’s Emily Roberge discusses the disappearance of elite Chinese tennis player Peng Shuai and its impact on future sporting events in China.

Opinion: Who is going to serve Peng Shuai justice?

Emily Roberge December 13, 2021

In this day and age, athletes have tremendous influence over society. Fans scream their names at their sporting events, young, aspiring athletes idolize these figures and the spotlight always seems to...

In the latest installment of Jonathans Journal, as the college application process comes to an end, reporter Jonathan Zhang emphasizes the importance of finding a coping mechanism.

Jonathan’s Journal: I’m grateful…

Jonathan Zhang December 8, 2021

Following the outbreak of COVID-19, economic, political and social struggles ran rampant throughout our nation. The chaos of this pandemic has changed many aspects of my life, but these changes only served...

WSPNs Genevieve Morrison discusses the importance of holiday family traditions.

Opinion: “Crafting Day,” and the power of made-up holidays

Genevieve Morrison December 7, 2021

Every Black Friday, socked feet step over extension cords and take their seats at folding chairs and folding tables. The familiar scent of a leftover Thanksgiving feast whirls from the kitchen. The warm...

WSPNs Katya Luzarraga talks the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse and the verdict that has become a talking piece amongst Americans.

Kyle Rittenhouse verdict: Our nation’s polarized politics put on trial

Katya Luzarraga December 6, 2021

Commotion erupts as people absorb the news that 18 year-old Kyle Rittenhouse is released as a free man. Handfuls of the crowd outside of Kenosha County Courthouse display smiles on their faces, while others...

WSPNs Gabe Likerman discusses the three NFL teams who have the possibility of making a push into the NFL playoffs.

Warrior Weekly: NFL teams that can sneak into the playoffs

Gabe Likerman December 4, 2021

The NFL season has flown by, and the playoff picture is heating up. Fans are getting a feel of what the playoffs will look like and are cheering their favorite teams on in hopes of seeing a playoff berth....

WSPN’s Emily Roberge discusses the aftermath of US journalist Danny Fenster’s imprisonment in Myanmar and what it means for the safety of journalists.

The pen is mightier than the sword: How journalism is at an all time threat

Emily Roberge December 3, 2021

We’ve all heard politicians call journalism “fake news” at some point or another. In recent years, writing the truth has become more important than ever before, as our nation cannot seem to agree...

In the latest installment of ABC: American Born Chinese, reporter Jonathan Zhang discusses the importance of food to his family.

ABC: The language of food

Jonathan Zhang December 2, 2021

Let’s talk about a language... a language that uses food as words. From the birthday noodles that I have instead of cake on my birthday to the little bowls of fruit that my parents bring up to my room...

WSPNs Katya Luzarraga discusses the conservative slogan that has gained national recognition, its impact on political leaders and what it means for our future generations.

Opinion: “Let’s go, Brandon” proves that the GOP still has a lot of growing up to do

Katya Luzarraga November 30, 2021

Being a political leader comes with great power and great responsibility to influence the world around you. In the past month, these ideals have been squandered by various Republican politicians as they...

The cast of the Nov. 2 to Nov. 14 production of Hadestown at the Citizens Bank Opera House in Boston, MA. WSPNs Kally Proctor reviews the musical, written by Anaïs Mitchell, which is a modern retelling of the ancient Greek myth of Orpheus and Eurydice.

Musical Review: Hadestown

Kally Proctor November 24, 2021

Warning: spoilers for “Hadestown” In the opening scene of "Hadestown," a bold, brassy trombone cuts through the air as the Greek god Hermes launches into the first song of the play: “Road to Hell”....

WSPNs Emily Roberge discusses the inequalities of female athletes in their sponsorships with Nike.

Just Do it: Athletes need equal representation when sponsoring with Nike

Emily Roberge November 23, 2021

Imagine you’re tuning into any professional sports event. During the commercial break you’re bound to see your favorite athletes promoting fast food chains, drink products or any clothing brand. As...

WSPNs Sophia Oppenheim explores the possible concerns of attending musical festivals and concerts.

Opinion: Are Concerts Safe?

Sophia Oppenheim November 22, 2021

Starting at a young age, any musical fan wants to be able to hear and see their favorite musicians perform live on stage. From festivals to solo performances, concerts attract a huge majority of the population....

WSPNs Olivia Tawakol discusses Travis Scotts deadly Astroworld festival and the need for increased concert safety.

Opinion: Astroworld disaster stresses need for concert safety

Olivia Tawakol November 20, 2021

The tragedy at Travis Scott’s Astroworld Festival in Houston, Texas, left millions speechless. Dozens of concertgoers were hospitalized, and at least 10 people died after the crowd surged during the...

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