Sedona Sweginnis | Sports Editor May 27, 2025 Many top universities are reverting back to requiring standardized tests on applications for the upcoming freshmen classes. After a surge of test-optional policies in the wake of […]
Ella Kittler | Writer May 20, 2025 Sean “Diddy” Combs, also known as P. Diddy, has long been a prominent figure in the music industry. The 55-year-old producer is considered one of the most […]
Audrey Folia | Head Editor May 27, 2025 With the resurgence in both the “ice bucket challenge” and nominating people to participate in online trends, it seems as though the social media landscape is beginning to […]
Megan Lander | Student Life Editor May 23, 2025 The Trump administration has taken a crooked step in their management by revoking Harvard University’s certification under the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP), meaning that […]
Sienna Miller | Head Editor May 23, 2025 On the streets of urban life and in the quiet corners of far-off villages in underdeveloped countries, children and adolescents are born with one unifying […]
Megan Lander | Student Life Editor May 9th, 2025 Following the death of Pope Francis a day after Easter on Monday, April 21, 2025, the Catholic Church elected a new leader who will become […]
May 16, 2025 Bella Hirtzel | Writer In an effort of President Trump’s administration to promote justice, shocking news revealed this past Sunday that Trump plans to reopen Alcatraz. Alcatraz is one of the most […]
Kat Piantka | Newsroom Manager & Head Editor May 16, 2026 The highly regarded film “Conclave” won an astounding 87 awards this past season and received 318 nominations. But, with the recent death of Pope Francis […]
Sedona Sweginnis | Sports Editor May 9, 2025 At the London Marathon last Sunday, April 27, Ethiopia’s Tigst Assefa finished in 2:15:50, setting a new world record for the women-only marathon. While she and other […]
Gabby Miller | Writer May 13, 2025 Dating all the way back to spring of 1956, College Board has offered AP exams and corresponding courses for high school students. These classes are college-level and meant […]