Are AP prep books worth it?
AP prep books are becoming more and more expensive, and with the addition of free online AP resources, they’re becoming more and more expendable.
Opinion
Student opinion articles comprising of Op-Eds, editorials, columns and guest editorials, student expression.
Is there really such a thing as American food?
If you ask someone to name “American food,” you’ll probably hear answers like burgers, hot dogs, pizza, fries, maybe even apple pie.
Do phone bans actually benefit students?
Phone bans may help reduce distractions in class, but they don’t fully address students’ issues with phone usage. The long-term success depends on teaching students how to manage their phone use responsibility
It’s okay not knowing what you want to do
Many students feel pressure to have their futures planned out. But uncertainty is normal , and it can be the first step toward growth.
It’s important to be bad at something
Being bad at something forces you to decide between protecting your pride and building your character.
Are we still ‘California Dreaming’?
California is home to some of the most beautiful sights in America, but is it still worth it to live in the Golden State?
In Defense of Awkward Silence
Everyone knows it. That moment when a conversation dies, the air gets heavy, and suddenly everyone is very interested in their phone, the floor or literally anything except each other.
A national anthem: how the Grammy’s, Super Bowl and Bad Bunny are reshaping America
Artists are speaking out against ICE and it’s teaching us the music that might change our tomorrow.
Donald Trump’s year in review
As Trump begins the second year of his second term, America reflects on 2025.
Movie remakes are ending film creativity
Remakes and reboots dominate today’s box office, but their growth is limiting the creative freedom of filmmakers. As studios prioritize profit over originality, the future of film risks becoming more repetitive than innovative.