Publications

People of color are more likely to live in areas heavy with pollution, and environmental justice movements are trying to change that.

Setting goals should be an ongoing process; we shouldn’t wait until Jan. 1 to improve our lives.

HBUHSD’s decision to force virtual teachers to return back to school jeopardizes the health of students and teachers.

Hosting parties during a pandemic is irresponsible and has lasting effects on our communities.

President Donald Trump’s opposition towards “The 1619 Project” and his calls for a “patriotic education” are steps in the wrong direction.

Late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s life story was an inspiration to all women.

Stockpiling, no matter how tempting and logical it seems amid the COVID-19 pandemic, is counterproductive, wrong and helps no one.

Since the Internet was down this week, students and teachers were unable to use their devices. Here’s what Barons thought about the problem.

What are ethnic studies? Are they really that important to our education? Read more to find out.

Teachers should give more feedback to help students improve in their work and learn from their mistakes.

Our OC Weekly recently closed, serving as another low blow to local journalism.

Students do not deserve to fear for their lives in school.

Coffee is a popular drink for many teens to consume, especially on late nights of studying. But, not every teen knows the pros and cons.

With over 80 clubs to choose from on our campus, students can feel overwhelmed during Club Rush and make impulsive decisions.

Fast fashion is taking the world by storm. But is it worth it to buy clothing that affects others and the environment in more ways than one?

Are you tired of seeing the horrible things affecting our environment? Are you tired of seeing no change? Do you want to make a difference?