The inhumane treatment of civilians in the Israel-Palestine War raises calls for peace.

Actors get a new contract.

Technology may not be as perfected as many think.

How is the class of ’24 measuring up to the challenges of the last year of high school?

The press condemned the Russian government for detaining an American-affiliated journalist for the second time in 2023.

A recent event in Texas raised the bigger issue of hair discrimination which has been a problem for decades in schools and the workplace. 

AP Psychology’s curriculum is back in its entirety.

Jarvis is enthusiastic about continuing his progression as a young artist in the music industry.

Senior Accepted to Highly Competitive FSU Film Program

On Jan. 12, schools across the district gathered at Mandarin High School for the 2023 Girls Weightlifting Gateway Competition.

Eating disorders have grown to be a serious problem for teenagers.

AI-generated art rattles the art world

Xylazine, more commonly called the “Zombie Drug”, has rapidly become more prevalent.

A fisherman catches 50 pounds of flounder and sells it to a grocery store. A man buys some of this flounder to take home and eat like he’s been doing every day for the last 25 years. Three years pass and the man gets a call from his doctor; the man is diagnosed with cancer.

Chess can be played by people of all ages and skill levels, from beginners to grandmasters.

Valentine’s Day is coming up on Feb. 14 and has been celebrated as the quintessential day of romance since the 14th century. This raises a question: is it still relevant today?

Will “Mr. Irrelevant” be able to lead this team to a Super Bowl?

From football on Thanksgiving to the NBA on Christmas Day, sports being played on holidays have become an important tradition around the world.

It is 3 a.m. You’re not up studying for an exam or doing homework; you’re up raising money for charity.