Lake Forest College
Jenn Arias ’23 Staff Writer ariasjri@mx.lakeforest.edu The Supreme Court has not lost its power to shock and awe as it upheld the Dobbs vs. Jackson Women’s Health Organization case of 2018 and overturned Roe vs. Wade on June 24. This left many citizens scared, confused, and uncertain about the future of women’s rights in this country. There are many questions about US democracy, governing style, and hierarchy of power that cannot be answered by the…
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By Stentor Staff To celebrate the Senior staff’s accomplishments, it’s tradition for Stentor staff to speak with graduating members of the editorial board and ask about their time on the paper and their plans for the future. This year, Sergio Bardesi-Texocotitla is graduating; please find his responses printed below. Stentor: When did you join the Stentor and why did you decide to join the staff? Bardesi-Texocotitla: I joined the Stentor in February 2021. I transferred…
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By Jaclyn Longergan ’23 Guest Writer from ENTP 340 longerganje@lfc.edu The ENTP 340: Inclusive Innovation class is hosting a pop-up shop! It is called I-pop and will take place April 23 at the Gorton Community Center in downtown Lake Forest from 10:30 a.m. to noon. The whole class is collaborating and working hard to make the event impactful. To plan the event, the class is researching pop-up shops, collecting vendors, creating marketing materials, hanging up…
Read MoreTabitha L. Andrews ’23 Staff Writer andrewstly@lfc.edu The radio station here at Lake Forest College is a student-run independent station. It was established in 1975 by the students of Lake Forest College. It has maintained an open and accessible environment for students to come and demonstrate their creative interests. My experience with the station has been very fulfilling because it provides me with a place to escape from the realities of being a student in…
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Isa Hinojosa ’25 Staff Writer hinojosaisa44@lfc.edu Gen-Z is known as the generation that will murder journalism. That’s what older generations tend to believe as physical newspapers are on the decline and major news outlets are becoming unprofitable. While this may be true to an extent, data collected from a survey taken by 52 college students reveals the truth to be a bit more optimistic. 42% of participants describe the frequency of their news intake to…
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By Nicolle Bek ’25 Staff Writer bekn29@lfc.edu In the present society, the topic of mental health is generally viewed differently between younger and older generations. More specifically, opinions revolving around mental health resources, such as therapy and prescribed medication, are the main topics of debate. When it comes to mental health resources, generally older generations, like Boomers, are more hesitant to support the resources. On the other hand, the younger generations, like Millenials and Gen…
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