Students define the feminist through action and equality Julie Song, Editor-in-Chief@juliescourant The difference between “Are you a feminist?” and “Do you support women’s rights and
Author: Julie Song
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Now You Know! Episode 1: Personality Tests
Julie Song, Editor-in-Chief@juliescourant Join senior Julie as she explores the science behind the famous Myers-Briggs personality test and the fixed mindset, featuring reactions from Editor-in-Chiefs
Instagram’s new teen safety features necessary, but likely ineffective, according to students and faculty
Julie Song, Editor-in-Chief@juliescourant Instagram recently announced a bundle of new safety measures for teenagers that will release progressively throughout spring of 2022. While encompassing privacy,
Why speaking up might be the hardest and best thing we can do as students
Julie Song, Editor-in-Chief@juliescourant They say politics makes bad dinner conversation, but in a classroom, I’d argue that stimulating and provocative discourse deserves a seat at
Diversity and race in college: the double-edged sword for students
Aleena Nasruddin, Editor-in-Chief@aleenancourant Julie Song, Editor-in-Chief@juliescourant As a district, New Canaan Public Schools has a total minority population of 10.3%. This unique environment of low