Students and staff evacuated the school after a bomb threat was called in at around 9 a.m. this morning. Police and K-9 units swept the school for threats before students and staff were allowed to...

On Nov. 16, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the first cultured meat product, lab-grown chicken produced by food technology company UPSIDE Foods. Faced with increasing concerns about the...

Meta and Twitter — along with several other tech companies — announced the layoffs of thousands of employees this November, citing concerns about less income and the possibility of a recession. As...

Antisemitic graffiti that contained the words “Jews Not Welcome” was found on the sign outside Whitman this morning, Principal Robert Dodd wrote in an letter to community members today. School administrators...

An opioid overdose can end a life in four to six minutes. However, it takes an average of seven minutes for emergency medical services to respond to an emergency. If naloxone is used in overdose situations,...

Over 48,000 University of California graduate student academic workers took to the streets on Nov. 14, protesting mainly for higher wages to offset the cost of living. The strike, which reverberated across...

With President Biden’s signature on Tuesday night, federal legislation codifying existing protections for same-sex and interracial marriage became law. P-CEP students from all over campus celebrated...

Senior Jayla Jones first heard about it in language arts teacher Sophia Beasley’s Black Literature class. “We were all working and Mrs. Beasley walked up to me and was like, ‘Have you heard about...

Prosper High School decorates for the holidays annually. Trees, ribbons and lights are present across much of the school to raise spirit for the upcoming break. But this year, PHS student support counselor...

More than half of Shalhevet students surveyed who own Kanye West (Ye) apparel have stopped wearing it in response to his Tweet about going “death con 3” on Jews, but a majority of students who have...

About 9% of students at the Laboratory Schools are Black, but throughout the 2021-22 school year, the number of Black students who withdrew from Lab was 17%, outpacing the overall enrollment. For many...

Cal High’s new ID scanners were implemented in October with the purpose of streamlining the attendance system. But they have created attendance errors, false tardies and other issues as students and...

In October of 2022, Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler unveiled his plan to ban houseless camping on city streets. Two weeks later, the resolution passed in a city council vote. Over the next 18 months, the...

Los Angeles voters broke a record for most ballots casted for a mayoral race in the city this past November election. Former United States Representative Karen Bass faced businessman Rick Caruso, and...

A wave sticker, adorned with a unique design made by a fellow Coppell High School sophomore, decorates an iPad in the hallway. Beyond the engaging art and adhesive back, these stickers impact the lives...

On Oct. 14 and 15, the Parkway West Speech and Debate Team kicked off the competitive season by hosting their first in-person tournament since 2019. While running the tournament, the raised money for Every...

Last month, five students from Joanne Meyer’s AP Computer Science class were invited to take part in a NASA initiative to develop an app to aid the Artemis Lunar Program. The initiative, called the...

Eligible voters went to local voting sites to cast their ballots on Election Day, Nov. 8. The people in district 66a — which consists of the cities St. Paul, Lauderdale, Falcon Heights and Roseville...

In the early hours of the morning on Monday, Nov. 14, the Montgomery County Police received reports of antisemitic vandalism on a wall along the Bethesda Trolley Trail above I-270. The graffiti depicted...

“Lockdown procedures activated. Lockdown procedures activated. An emergency has been reported. Please follow the building lockdown procedures.”  Snapping out of their early morning stupor, students...

With the 2022-23 school year in full swing, students and staff are becoming accustomed to an overall stricter attitude regarding the use of electronics, namely cell phones and earbuds, during school hours. ...

For years, the quality and quantity of school lunches in the Wayland Public Schools district has received both praise and criticism. However, a recent Wayland Community Forum Facebook post by an anonymous...

Local members of Starbucks Workers United at the North Lamar Boulevard Starbucks location went on strike on Thursday along with more than a hundred U.S. stores to protest Red Cup Day in what was known...

The Austin Fire Department responded to a call reporting a trash fire at 5700 Grover Ave., the vacant Dart Bowl Bowling Alley, at 4:41 p.m. on Wednesday. According to AISD police officers, the fire started...

Every November and March, the time changes, either falling back an hour or springing forward an hour, and almost everyone living in the U.S. must adjust their clocks to follow what is called standard time...

In times of conflict, sometimes all it takes to solve a problem is talking to a friend. But what happens when someone isn’t available? Through a new initiative centered around providing WHS students...

On Nov. 10, Wayland’s School Committee was called into an executive session, which was switched to a public, open session at the request of Superintendent Dr. Omar Easy. The committee voted on whether...

AISD held a belated diploma ceremony for war veterans in the McCallum Arts Center theater on Nov. 11. Beginning in 2002, the district has held special veterans’ graduation ceremonies annually as part...

Trigger warning: This article includes mentions of gun violence and death.  Portland is seeing a startling gun violence trend. From 2019 to 2021, shooting incidents where a firearm was discharged...

Although fentanyl is not new to the illicit drug scene, health experts have expressed concerns over a new manifestation of this deadly drug. A new pill dubbed “rainbow fentanyl” due to its unique...

In a legislative season full of landmark cases and heated deliberation, the House moved to federally guarantee the right to same-sex and interracial marriage. The vote came with more than half of the...

It was a tense night for Georgia voters as Democratic incumbent U.S. Sen. Raphael Warnock was locked in a tight battle for the Georgia Senate seat with Republican challenger Herschel Walker. Neither candidate...

Should citizens vote to keep Texas strong? Or is it time for a change in Austin? Many Texans have pondered such questions as Election Day approaches on Tuesday. The biggest state-wide race is for leadership...

Incumbent Republican Gov. Brian Kemp defeated Democrat Stacey Abrams, winning reelection. Although all votes are not counted, Abrams conceded to Kemp on Election Night.  "It looks that reports of my...

One of the student sources in this story is anonymous due to safety concerns and will be referred to as Student A. Following the death of Mahsa Amini after she was taken into custody by Iran’s morality...

Gov. Brian Kemp signed SB 202, a 98-page omnibus bill earlier this year changing Georgia’s voting laws. Georgians worry the new bill will negatively impact voter turnout due to the increased barriers...

Just 3.2 miles away from Sage Creek High School, President Joe Biden spoke to a crowd of approximately 1,400 people at a rally for incumbent Rep. Mike Levin on Nov. 3. Biden stunned the community of Oceanside...

Terence “TeRock” Favors-Denson, a Midtown father and advocate for gun law reform, was shot and killed recently. Favors-Denson worked with Chris 180, a multi-service health organization, and Cure...

On Nov. 8, contract negotiations between the Eureka Union Teachers Association (EUTA) and the Eureka Union School District (EUSD) will be taken to the state level for resolution. Teachers in EUSD have...

With California fire seasons becoming more extreme, there has been an increased focus on fire prevention efforts. One such effort is quite unconventional, as it, quite literally, devours the fire risk.  ...

Six adults, Deborah Figliola, Kristine Marsh, Timothy and Laura Nelson, and John and Nicole Stephen are suing Harrisonburg City Public Schools (HCPS) over a school district policy that allows for teachers...

Editors’ note: This story contains graphic accounts of gun violence.  A man in a tie-dye t-shirt glances at me as he walks up to place another bouquet of flowers among a sea of roses. Two men are...

A teenage student stumbles into their first period English class an hour late. Their dilated and bloodshot eyes match their flushed skin. Their hands jitter as they sit down and try to pay attention to...