On Nov. 12, junior Kyle Ponsler raced the twentieth fastest time for a 16-year-old boy in US Olympic Trials Qualifying Standards history for the 400 individual medley (IM). Ponsler achieved a qualifying…

Glancing through the gallery view of a Zoom call, one can see a variety of outfits in each square. Some students choose to dress as if they are going into school, others just roll out of bed, and a few…

How powerful is the president really?

This story was originally published on N the Red on May 2, 2020.

In this episode, quarantined Fletcher and Nate talk about the coronavirus. They discuss its effect on sports, how the IHSAA and other leagues will move forward and have an exclusive interview with sophomore…

Ramadan is a special month for Muslim families. It is a time to get together and celebrate their religion for a month while also self-reflecting on how they can self-discipline in the coming months. This…

For the first week of eLearning, teachers assigned 20-30 minutes of work for each class, each day. Social distancing began on March 15 to slow the spread of COVID-19, but it posed new challenges for students.

Question:…

To slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus, gatherings should be limited to 10 people or less as recommended by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention. This limitation poses difficulties for places…

Amid the outbreak of COVID-19, commonly known as coronavirus, athletes and sports staff everywhere are being forced to postpone or even cancel their season. The NBA, MLS, MLB and NHL are among a few of…

This story was originally published on N the Red on February 5, 2020.

I’m not a great student. Seriously. I haven’t ever been, really.

I’ve certainly had my moments – don’t get me wrong. I’ve done exceptionally well in some courses. But, in terms of what I…

I have never been invited to the underclassmen awards ceremony, but it has shaped my educational and emotional experience more than any other event since I entered high school.

Last week, an envelope…

Every student is entitled to an education, every person is entitled to the opportunity of equal employment, and every person is entitled to receive respect regardless of race, religion, etc. There are…

On March 27, 2018 I posted my first article on Fishersnthered.com titled “Get Schooled Tour fails to grasp extent of mental health”, detailing the convocation I attended days before: the Get Schooled…

Indiana reached record low temperatures on Jan. 30 according to WTHR. The HSE school district canceled school for both Wednesday and Thursday due to “extreme cold temperatures.”

Buses are often considered…

Women in violent video games remains a contentious topic. Go to Reddit, Twitter, or any other social media and you can find threads filled with cries of historical inaccuracy and accusations of pandering…

Senior Luke Dubec trudges down the stairs, still groggy from being woken up. Moments later the doorbell rings and he answers it, stunned to find himself face-to-face with lights, cameras and Trip the bulldog…

For Fishers locals, changing a life can start with bringing in a small box of pasta. The HSE and FHS rivalry, which has been a part of HSE Schools’ tradition for years, kickstarted the Pasta Bowl: a simple…

Cheering students, marching band playing in the background and bringing the school together through various activities to prep for the homecoming game were once staples of the yearly pep rally. However,…