Arts & Prose · Review

Whistleblower’s 2019 book proves anticlimactic  

Jen Anima-Valdez Editor-in-Chief Edward Snowden–Just his name is enough to grab one’s attention which is why I picked up his book Permanent Record to begin to understand why, where, when, how and what happened next?  Snowden was an American whistleblower who in 2013 exposed documents that proved the U.S.  government was obtaining illegal surveillance information… Continue reading Whistleblower’s 2019 book proves anticlimactic  

Opinion

OPINION: “Quiet quitting” should be encouraged 

Lantern Staff  In July of 2022, one of Zaid Khan’s videos went viral on TikTok that talked about “Quiet Quitting.” In the viral video, Khan defines quiet quitting as separating the identity between the work that one does and their core self. In short, quiet quitting means that one is no longer going above and… Continue reading OPINION: “Quiet quitting” should be encouraged 

Campus News · Community News · Feature

‘One line, one pill, one time’: Guest speakers warn of fentanyl use 

Jen Anima-Valdez Editor-in-Chief If you have yet to watch the documentary Dead on Arrival, it’s time that you do.   This 21-minute-long documentary takes viewers through what the illicit opioid named fentanyl is and how it is taking a toll on the youth today. Not only does this documentary give incredible information about how this… Continue reading ‘One line, one pill, one time’: Guest speakers warn of fentanyl use