As colleges become more competitive, the pressure to take challenge classes is increasing. However, with more students comes more distractions, which can take away from other’s learning. “Some...

For a lot of the world’s history, literacy was for the elite minority. Until just a few hundred years ago, reading was a foreign concept to much of the population. But that has changed, for reasons...

Open Instagram and click on the “Trending” feed. Pictures of models in bikinis, body builders flexing, and even peers showing off what is believed to be the “ideal” body flood the screen. Encouraging...

"Hay Fever,” written by Noel Coward, was presented by the Theater Department from Feb. 25-27. The light-hearted comedy accurately depicted the theatrics of living with artists. The play takes...

From reality to live, the way we watch TV is constantly changing. If you didn’t catch Fox’s “Grease: Live” on Jan. 31 then you missed out. “Grease: Live” was one of the most intricate shows...

Did you know that: - The Republican party proposes that mental health reform is the way to go to prevent shootings? - All US military combat positions have just been opened to women, whereas previously...

There’s a new piece of tech coming out. Okay, in our digital world, it seems like there’s a new digital doodad every other week. But this one… It’s amazing. Bordering on magical. Everyone should...

An image comes to mind: two podiums facing each other, arguments prepared and participants eager for discourse. While such formal debates are not seen frequently in high school, they continue to exist....

With the 21st century’s change in utilization of technology within school, students’ ways of learning are also changing. However, the way that the majority of teachers are still trying to teach is...

Every day, students walk into math class, learn how to graph a quadratic equation, then head off to English class where they analyze the meaning of a rosebush. Schools today lack education on basic...

The art form has been existent for decades, practiced by both intellectuals and the lazy alike. Today, however, skimming could be argued as not only the exception, but the rule. In the past, skimming...

Why are we in school if it is below 20 degrees? It’s freezing out there, and yet we still have to attend school. Why? It’s too cold outside. Why can’t the school board just give us a break?...