Column: Coping with the least controllable time of the year By Clara Lieberstein, Columnist December 15, 2025
Fueling Futures: Coco’s Angels holiday gift drive allows foster youth to envision goals for future By Phoebe Measer, News Editor December 9, 2024
Q&A with Archer Council for Sustainability about holiday environmentalism By Lucy Williams, Voices Editor December 3, 2024
Archer students explore Diwali through food, connect with family By Uma Nambiar, Senior Reporter November 15, 2024
Not changing with the seasons: Effects of heightened consumerism during holiday season linger into new year By Siena Ferraro, Assistant Editor-in-Chief February 17, 2024
Making spirit (points) bright: Annual Winter Wonderland encourages holiday cheer By Emily Paschall, Editor-in-Chief December 13, 2023
Gift Guide: Last-minute, winter-themed, for the girls By Surya Patil, Editor-in-Chief January 23, 2023
Column: Consumerism isn’t just ruining the holidays, it’s ruining the planet By Eliza Tiles, Columnist January 14, 2023
Mental health challenges increase during holiday season, community members share coping mechanisms By Audrey Chang, Editor-in-Chief December 15, 2022
![Christmas and New Years decorations, including a 2026 dog decoration, sit atop of a fluorescently lit shelf at Marshalls, a popular discount department store. The holiday season sparks an annual consumerist uprise, but many find it important to avoid these consumerist trends to search for interpersonal connection. Archer Council of Sustainability adviser Casey Huff said she finds that it is important to be sustainable, even during a time of gifting. “Be mindful about your consumption across the board [with] gift buying, gift wrapping, decor and still make a meaningful holiday,” Huff said.](https://archeroracle.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/IMG_8203-1200x900.jpg)
