The student news site of The Archer School for Girls

The Oracle
The student news site of The Archer School for Girls

The Oracle
The student news site of The Archer School for Girls

The Oracle

Broadcast: Student journalists, adviser comment on 2024 presidential election

By Meredith Ho and Emily Paschall
December 5, 2024
Trump's impending term as the 47th president of the United States is raising questions for all parties surrounding the state of the nation. His plans will affect all aspects of student life, from loan forgiveness to healthcare access to climate reform. (Photo credit: Nicole Williams)

Editorial: What Trump’s presidency means for the next four years of student life

By 24-25 Oracle Editorial Board and Lucy Williams
November 22, 2024
Students draw in the courtyard to unwind following the announcement of President Donald J. Trump's reelection Wednesday, Nov. 6. Illustrations included drawings in support of Vice President Kamala Harris and an array of colorful doodles.

‘Everybody is just trying to process it’: Community reacts to Trump’s presidential election victory

By Siena Ferraro, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
November 17, 2024
To ensure balanced coverage on The Oracle, this article provides an insight into conservative political perspectives. The goal of this piece is to educate the students on viewpoints that are not as common at Archer. (Graphic Illustration by Sydney Tilles)

A political minority: Conservative views across Los Angeles

By Sydney Tilles, Outreach Editor
November 15, 2024
Anxiety to action: Strategies to help with election anxiety

Anxiety to action: Strategies to help with election anxiety

By Oona Seppala, Multimedia Editor
November 5, 2024

Broadcast: Middle schoolers share opinions, predictions about 2024 presidential election

By Lucy Williams and Sydney Tilles
November 4, 2024
The image displays two checkbox items for readers to make the most informed vote for this year's presidential election. It is imperative to avoid social media, particularly X, to distance oneself from political propaganda.

Column: Don’t let X be the key player this election season

By Allie Yang, Columnist
November 3, 2024
The graphic illustration depicts the vice presidential candidates debating. The purple represents the two opponent's civility and their political common ground, despite being from two different political parties. Students said the vice presidential debate was calm, in contrast to other political debates. (Graphic Illustration by Shae Killam)

Archer community reflects on vice presidential debate, observes a new side of political civility

By Shae Killam, Senior Reporter
October 21, 2024
A student analyzes the most recent edition of the national polling average, provided by the "New York Times," which depicts Kamala Harris and Donald Trump's individual likelihood of winning the presidency. Many students have voiced their concerns and frustration over the closeness of the polls, given the polar oppositeness of each presidential candidate.

‘Its very upsetting to look at’: Students voice concerns over closeness of presidential election polls

By Siena Ferraro, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
October 17, 2024
Archer moms Priya Nambiar (left) and Shilpa Mysoor (right) wear their LOTUS to POTUS t-shirts in support of Kamala Harris presidential campaign. Inspired by Harris's female and Indian identity, the two created a small business which has reached Harris supporters nationwide. (Photo by Priya Nambiar)

Lotus to POTUS: Archer parents create national t-shirt fundraiser for Harris-Walz campaign

By Lucy Williams, Voices Editor
September 11, 2024
Democratic presidential and vice presidential candidates Kamala Harris and Tim Walz's campaign tagline is rendered in the style of Charli xcx's iconic "Brat" album cover. By incorporating the pop culture behemoth that is "Brat" into their campaign, Harris and Wall have moved themselves one step closer to the White House. (Photo credit: Graphic illustration by Siena Ferraro)

Op-ed: The sociopolitical influence of Brat Summer

By Siena Ferraro, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
September 7, 2024
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