Community Supports #BrimmerCares Initiative
June 6, 2020
The initiative celebrates community members who are helping others during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Op-Ed: How COVID-19 Has Changed the World of Ballet
June 4, 2020
The global pandemic has had a significant impact on dance.
School Receives Federal Loan Amid National Controversy
May 29, 2020
Private schools are stirring controversy by applying for forgivable federal loans.
College Board Adjusts AP Exams
May 16, 2020
Advanced Placement exams have been restructured due to COVID-19.
Nonprofit Delivers Masks to Hospitals
May 15, 2020
The Kids Clothes Club is supporting healthcare workers during the pandemic.
Amplify: Former Students Reflect on Senior Year
Catherine Leeder, Guest Writer
May 14, 2020
The unusual circumstances have left their mark on many young people, including those who once belonged to this communtiy.
Op-Ed: No Matter How It’s Done, Remote Learning Isn’t as Good
May 11, 2020
At least as far as high school is concerned, face-to-face instruction still works best.
Teachers and Students Address Zoom Fatigue
May 8, 2020
Video chatting is taxing on the brain and can make it more difficult to remain focused.
Zoom Raises Questions of Online Privacy, Security
May 8, 2020
The video conferencing service is under fire for their misleading Privacy Policy.
GNN: Teaching with Toddler Tornadoes at Home
May 7, 2020
Two educators reflect on. what life is like with little kids at home.
Zinn ’23 Wins National Award for COVID-19 Coverage
May 6, 2020
Three journalism organizations jointly sponsor the recognition.
