Facing a group of eager, beaming musicians, Fine Arts Department Chair and Choral Director Jordan Markwood rises from his desk, piled with lesson plans and concert programs, and prepares to hold an eventful…

Sophomore Carlos Fuenmayor sits at his desk in his Spanish class, using his Chromebook to do research for a project. Fuenmayor immigrated to the United States from Venezuela. “It’s totally different…

Across the U.S., the rights of LGBTQ+ students are facing unrelenting discrimination and restrictions, continuing to fuel debates on everything from life-saving healthcare to respecting students’ identities. 
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Whenever a new movie hits the silver screen, we gather our friends and head to the theaters for a fun day out. However, for the 37.5 million Americans that are deaf or hard of hearing, movie theaters are…

On March 1 at 9 p.m. ET, Biden will address the nation for his annual State of the Union speech where he will provide updates on the progress of the Build Back Better bill. According to Reuters, Biden…

Senior Marina Ashurkoff sits in their living room at home, tapping away at their phone while texting a friend. A smirk widens across their face as they exchange each message. “You’re the worst….

In early March, the home of seniors Amelie and Sophia Clarke looked more like a start-up’s headquarters. By day, their dining room was their boardroom:  the twin sisters would gather with their laptops…

When students log on to their school-issued devices and programs, the veil of surveillance murmurs softly, monitoring, flagging, and tracking students’ every document, email, and stray social media notification…