Ways to Vote on November 3rd
As we approach a pivotal point in American history, how will you vote? 2020 has certainly been a year for the history books, starting with WWIII memes, then forest fires, … Read More
Bringing the Breonna Taylor Protests to the Virtual Classroom
For many who have been following recent news, the Breonna Taylor ruling came less as a surprise than as a pressing reminder that the fight for justice is far from … Read More
Philly Arts Prevail
During Covid-19 the Philadelphia arts scene has gone digital The city of brotherly love has long been a city known for its arts scene, but with closures and the novel … Read More
Teach-In Series Opens Dialogue as a Path to Resistance
Between the outrage over widely-circulated police killings and the isolation of pandemic precautions, many in the CCP community, and across the country, spent their summers caught in a relentless cycle … Read More
Philly Housing Crisis Amidst a Pandemic
According to the US Census, Philadelphia County has the highest poverty rate of any other county in the state of Pennsylvania. The average poverty percentage for Pennsylvania is 12%, and … Read More
Racial Injustice: America’s Longest Pandemic
The COVID- 19 pandemic has been going on since March 2020 but have we forgotten about the other deadly pandemic that has many names social inequality, racism, police brutality. Over … Read More
What Matters in the Reopening of Schools in the World of COVID-19?
To those of you who do not know who I am, my name is Melissa Lushington. I am a proud lion cub of the learning facility known as Community College … Read More
New Staff, Who Dis?
The new semester is online and so is The Vanguard! The editorial team this semester, though we may be small, are just as dedicated as ever to bringing the news … Read More
