Bright blue, pink and purple Nee-Doh cubes had gained popularity across the Archer campus. From the fidget toys you can rent from Learning Services to the free toys from the counselors' office, fidget...

While department stores have ditched their animatronic skeletons and glowing pumpkin decor for artificial Christmas trees and inflatable Santas, Halloween "monsters" (professional scare actors at haunt...

The picture of the Caracas Mountains in Samantha Requena’s living room transports the sophomore back to her birth country of Venezuela.  “It’s in my memories. I see it, and I remember looking...

Possible restrictions over apps such as TikTok and Instagram, designed to address growing concerns about social media’s impact on mental health, have stirred a debate over social media's influence on...

When students walk the hallways of Gretna High School, they pass by a large crowd of people. All going to different classes, talking to different people and thinking about different things. Everyone who...

The day was like any other Thursday for Speech and Debate Coach Kate Hamm. Since 8:00 a.m., she had been preparing for the next day’s statewide novice debate tournament in Orlando. At 9:00 p.m., she...

In arenas across the country, crowds rally: the air is heavy with heat and breath, the warmth of bodies close together with anticipation. The skyline is crowded with pickets and signs, while phone flashlights...

**Editor’s Note: The Jets Flyover Editorial Board has chosen to keep ‘J,’ a victim of deepfake sex crimes, anonymous following consultation with legal counsel, in order to protect the victim. All...

From the moment her students’ bus arrives on campus, Caitlin Swinford is guiding them to class, supporting behavior needs and working alongside teachers. As a behavior support paraprofessional at Naperville...

In their AP Literature class, seniors Antonio Pizza and Jack Levin discuss their shared love of flip phones, the symbolism of the pear tree in Their Eyes Were Watching God and the latest Thinkpad updates....

Her eyes were open, but she was unresponsive.  Her blood sugar was dangerously low. Her mom panicked as she tried to give her juice in hopes of her blood sugar going up. With no luck, her dad started...

Amish farms. Wisconsin. Jars of honey. A pumpkin patch. These seemingly random and unrelated things all intersect in one place: The Summit All Seasons Market. The market magically intertwines all aspects...

Every teenager goes through the process of discovering who they are in high school. For senior Jonny Klaeren, it was learning to love his body. Klaeren started his weight loss journey in middle school...

Senior Nolan Datz was about to cry. As an intern, he sat alone in a little corner of a workshop in front of a conveyor belt, ducts gathering in piles waiting to be glued together. The work was physically...

A Staples student was arrested by the Westport Police Department on Sept. 16, following a threat made on social media. Earlier that same day, threatening graffiti was found in Staples bathrooms. The two...

While many volunteer fire companies struggle due to a critical shortage of volunteers, one fire company in Tyrone, Pennsylvania, has defied the odds by keeping its ranks full and its response times fast. According...

A tragic event set off worldwide inspiration and has saved thousands of young adults from losing their battles to anxiety or depression. By sharing her story, athletes and non-athletes alike see themselves...

As oil lamps flicker and colorful rangoli patterns are drawn, students prepare to celebrate Diwali, a festival filled with lights, sweets and joy . Beneath the fireworks and family gatherings are traditions...

In a world where screens are the primary source of entertainment for most highschoolers, some seek out other forms of entertainment. Revere High School (RHS) senior Carl Selig entertains himself through...

After a long day at school, senior Nicholas Miles slowly hobbles across the parking lot, dreading the news that awaits him at the hospital. Miles had already torn his ACL before, and while playing soccer,...

It’s the last event at senior Claire Perng’s second-degree black belt exam, a bo staff speed competition that pits two martial arts world champions against two members of the studio’s demo team....

As students settle into their seats in room C237, they are greeted with a smile and endless enthusiasm by Coppell High School English teacher Laura Salamone, ready to start the class with an adventure...

When Bay University student Ryan Chew enters the pool, the transformation is immediate. On land, he relies on a network of supports — wheelchair, straps, caregivers — to manage basic tasks. But in...

The tornado wasn’t something they could see ahead of time. Sure, NBC5 Chief Meteorologist Rick Mitchell remembers that he’d forecasted thunderstorms developing west of Tarrant County. But that was...

Quiet on set, rolling in 3, 2, 1. Action! The phrase is heard all year round. Students and staff always see groups of students filming and having a blast with creativity in RCHS’s Digital Film class. Digital...

Halloween is already around the corner and decorations are up all around Logansport. Many countries in Latin America celebrate something similar to the United States's Halloween; Dia de los Muertos and...

Monday, the dreaded day of the week. Students get slammed with work and have to sit in hours of classes, knowing that they have to repeat this cycle for five more days. Many students feel a sense of relief...

Hot and cold. Introvert and extrovert. Yin and yang. As a society, we are fascinated by opposites, and we work to incorporate them into our everyday lives through colors, flavors and personalities. But...

Twenty-five years ago this December, the Tyrone Golden Eagle football team won the first PIAA state football championship in Tyrone and Blair County history. Some stars of that team have become a part...

Since Irish immigrants brought Halloween traditions over in the 1840s, Americans have celebrated the holiday with seasonal decorations, costumes, and candy. According to the National Retail Federation,...

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**An abridged version of this story appears in the November 2024 issue of Panorama. Below is the full piece. Mosquitoes buzz, filling the air with a raucous din as they fly in lazy circles. Mud covers...

“You look at Aurora in Colorado. They are taking over the towns. They're taking over buildings. They're going in violently… And they're destroying our country. They're dangerous. They're at the highest...

The San Francisco Zoo faces renewed scrutiny after a recommendation report raised concerns about animal welfare as the city prepares to bring in pandas from China next year—a financial venture that is...

Flavia Salima Marcano, then 10, was sad and excited for the surprise vacation her parents planned. She didn’t like leaving her family and friends in Venezuela, but she looked forward to visiting her...

Special thanks to Wildcat Chronicle alumna Nancy Sanchez for her help with this article. Imagine the sweet scent of freshly purchased flowers, the delightful aroma wafting through the air, and the visual...

Christopher Harvey (Jack (‘25) and Sam (‘28)) remembers the moment like it was yesterday. It was a Wednesday night in early 2008, his first night of active duty on the new naval ship he was stationed...

When not in the classroom teaching “Animal Farm” or the power of mindfulness, Christina Haaverson spends occasional weekends soaring through skies as a private pilot. Haaverson’s parents initially...

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Here in the Maize district, there are so many different types of people, the hallways are crowded, and there have to be multiple lunch periods to accommodate all of the students. At smaller schools, students...

Consider the aftermath of a busy lunch period: school trays piled like a tower with uneaten food, drinks spilled on tables and trash scattered across campus. For custodians, this familiar sight is their...

The student teacher program is a voluntary opportunity for teachers to walk a day in their life in students' shoes. On Oct. 17, nine volunteer staff members shadowed students in their class schedule,...

When people walk down the bustling streets of downtown Middletown, they are surrounded by boutiques, cafes, and all sorts of different shops. Community members and visitors alike wonder which stops to...

A MCHS student is walking down to the dean's office. They were caught with alcohol at last Friday's football game, their heart is beating rapidly as their dean explains the major consequences this incident...

160, 150, 140, 130, 110. Sophomore Taara Sajdeh watches her Garmin watch display her heart rate after her run. Gone are the days of pedometers strapped to your waist, and in are the days of rings...

The B asked students and staff to reflect on their personal sense of safety on campus in an anonymous survey. This is what they said:  “Our community can be deemed safe. However, every single community...