
More harm than help
Niharika Vaidya, Staff Writer
• January 21, 2025
![Mounting school pressure can leave many students overworked and overstressed. Schools must give students the necessary resources to help assuage student mental health issues and prevent the development of serious crises. “The biggest thing [schools] can do [to protect student mental health] is offer more time [to do work], like a study hall, or offer more support from teachers so that students don't feel stressed out and can get help in areas that they need,” senior Bhavya Gupta said.](https://pwestpathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/unnamed-4.jpg)
Stressed without support
Pathfinder Editorial Board
• September 30, 2024
![The celebration of Women’s History Month, originating in 1987, marks an annual acknowledgement of women’s contributions to various fields of work. However, many female revolutionaries remain underrepresented in our history books, oftentimes overshadowed by male counterparts who could reach a greater audience because of their status. “Back then, women didn't have the voice that we do now, [but] their actions gave us the voice we have today to be able to speak up. Now, we share information to show how far we came from,” Black Student Union member and sophomore Jariyah McCalister said.](https://pwestpathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/feature-photo-unsung-4.png)
Hidden figures of history: Stories of sensational women left behind in the shadows of time
Risa Cidoni, Editor-in-Chief
• March 31, 2024
STEMming the tide: A look into the Women in STEM Club
Emily Early, Editor-in-Chief
• March 14, 2024

Bhavya Gupta
Emily Beach, CJ1 Writer
• April 27, 2022