As the Omicron variant of COVID-19 spreads like wildfire, schools must adapt to what we will once again call the new normal. Dec. 31, Dr. Laurie issued an email saying that Heritage will be continuing all of its previous policies, including the indoor mask policy, Magnus symptom daily tracking app, hourly fogging of facilities, UV ionizing filtration system and providing hand sanitizing stations across campus. (Photo/Zoe Horwitz) Keep Reading
A federal lawsuit asserts 16 of the nation’s most elite universities collaborate to reduce financial aid for admitted students and inflate their cost of attendance, through a “price-fixing cartel.” (Photo/Dom Fou from Unsplash) Keep Reading
Picture this: the annual flu season that infects between five and 20 percent of the United States each year, combined with the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic that has killed 5,481,302 people as of Jan. 6, 2022. This phenomenon has become a reality, known as ‘flurona.’ (Photo/Sambad English) Keep Reading
This year’s Holiday Bazaar, held in the student center, boasted a variety of local businesses and realtors. (Photo/Kayra Dayi) Keep Reading
As policies of masks are slowly being lifted in places, such as schools and workplaces, the danger and seriousness of COVID-19 is still there. Cases of Omicron have been identified in the United States, a new variant of COVID-19. (Photo/Kayra Dayi) Keep Reading