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Dobbs Ferry map details the most transformative projects that will be going into effect in the near future. These projects are a part of a larger plan to create a more lively downtown landscape. Some of these other projects include public art, added library space for hosting events and several private projects to promote housing.
Dobbs Ferry Revamps Downtown
Jack Bilman, Photography Editor • April 28, 2026

In the coming years, Dobbs Ferry will undergo a series of projects to improve and revitalize the downtown to increase tourism and create communal spaces.  These designs include nine proposed projects, decided upon by the Local Planning Committee and backed by the Village, to upgrade both public and private spaces. Notably,...

The current Supreme Court case, Trump v. Barbara, will decide the constitutionality of President Trump's executive order restricting birthright citizenship. His executive order removes birthright citizenship from babies of undocumented immigrants. The removal of this right, granted in the 14th Amendment, could increase the number of undocumented children and affect their access to educational resources.
Birthright citizenship ruling:
Supreme Court case impacts schools and students
Elaina Barreto, Editor-in-chief • May 13, 2026

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Haskell Cultural Center and Museum is on the campus of Haskell Indian Nations University, a college for Native Americans and a former boarding school, whose intent was to assimilate Native children to white society. Throughout the 1800s, the federal government and churches operated these boarding schools that removed children from their homes and took them to schools far away, where they were punished severely for speaking their native languages and banned from acting in any way that might be seen to represent traditional or cultural practices. By 1900, 20,000 children were removed from their families and put into these schools, and by 1925, this number tripled.
Native Americans are still here. It’s time we listen
Brooke Muntner, Marketing Director • April 29, 2026
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The college selection process entails the preference for size, location and academics. The social scene, primarily sorority life, remains a key factor in the decision process. Some people completely oppose it, while others require it. The media often skews the perception of sororities through documentaries or hate comments. Nalle explores the positive aspects of sororities that the media forgets.
Backlash hides sororities’ true value
Loewy Nalle, Sports Editor • April 28, 2026
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Sports
Anastasia Konopleva '29 and Ariella Crane '28, spring sport managers, pose together, ready for another game.
Team Managers Elevate Every Practice and Game
Siena Versaci, Lead Copy Editor/Accountability Manager • May 6, 2026
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AJ NGUYEN GLIDES THROUGH the air at this year’s NYSAIS Championship. Though he initially joined the team to sharpen his basketball skills, Nguyen discovered his talent in the track and field.
Nguyen aims for a record-breaking season
Alex Kagoshima, Social Media Manager • April 28, 2026
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The current Supreme Court case, Trump v. Barbara, will decide the constitutionality of President Trump's executive order restricting birthright citizenship. His executive order removes birthright citizenship from babies of undocumented immigrants. The removal of this right, granted in the 14th Amendment, could increase the number of undocumented children and affect their access to educational resources. French and Spanish soccer culture cultivate World Cup “superteams”
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Elaina Barreto, Editor-in-chief | May 13, 2026

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