The ball still drops. Fireworks still light the sky. But this year is different. As we ring in the new year, most likely through boxes on a screen, we reminisce...
Volume 18 Issue 2. Photo: Rebecca Yao
A rainbow sign, a chanting face and a sliver of hope in the words “A better world is possible.” That photo of the prot...
Faces framed in little boxes stare out in the harsh glow of the computer screen. It’s quiet — the little microphones in the corner cut across with a red slash. ...
Right as we were in the middle of selecting Verde Magazine’s newest leadership team and putting together what was supposed to be the last issue we would work on...
These past few months have been historic, both globally and locally, in our lives as student journalists. As the new editors-in-chief of the 2020-2021 volume, w...
It is difficult to discuss journalism without reflecting on its three pillars: finding stories, reporting and writing. While our articles this issue have drasti...
This printing marks a hundred issues of Verde Magazine by 21 different staffs of dedicated student journalists.
While the number “100” is a proud ribbon on a s...
The adolescent years are the bridge between childhood and adulthood. Parallel to growth spurts is a similar growth in experience and maturity; these f...
“Art is either revolution or plagiarism.” — Paul Gauguin
For senior Rebecca Cheng’s “The Puppet Master,” it was its removal — not its message on racial injus...
