By: Aashika Mehta and Rafeea Tamboli As the 7:35 am bell rang throughout the school on September 6th, frantic students raced to their classes. Many saw familiar faces mixed in with newer […]
Introducing the new assistant principal: Jessica Cincotta
Pro Mujer: picking apart poverty and the patriarchy
By: Cristina Diaz To some, poverty is nothing but an impending threat, for others, it is all they have ever known. People who are impoverished are often seen as that alone. […]
Staff sound off: on the atrocities in Vegas
We at the Knightly News were absolutely astounded, disgusted, and deeply disheartened by the tragedy which occurred in Las Vegas on Oct. 1, 2017. Such barbarity can no longer be tolerated in […]
New Games for Humans and AI
By: Raymond Chang and Elizabeth Jamison This past fall season for video games was plentiful—from fighting to interaction to visual novels —the options are endless. Assassin’s Creed Origins, one of this […]
A Fan’s guide to Marvel’s upcoming Movies
By: Camila Angola and Elizabeth Jamison Marvel is expected to release many highly anticipated movies, including Thor: Ragnarok (November 3rd), Black Panther (2018), Avengers: Infinity War (2018), and Ant Man & […]
The Bee Gees are Stayin’ Alive
By: Camila Angola It’s a common stereotype that disco is awful. I’ll admit, I used to say the same thing, but I never really understood why people said that disco was […]
More Than Just The Story of O.J.
By: Pranav Nair Jay-Z’s single “The Story of O.J.,” is a piece on categorizing one’s self based on the expectations of race in society. Jay-Z’s most prominent song on his 13th […]
