As homecoming week approaches, students are eagerly preparing for the festivities, diving into classic traditions and new ways to show their school spirit. For many seniors, this means focusing on iconic...
In many high schools, being an office aide is an important position traditionally reserved for seniors. While seniors certainly deserve opportunities to develop leadership and responsibility, limiting...
Senior year feels different. There’s a certain weight to it—knowing that every “last” really is the last. Last first day of school, last football season, last pep rally. And because of that, I’ve...
Each September, the nation pauses to recognize Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, a time dedicated to breaking the silence surrounding one of the most devastating public health crises of the time. Behind...
Picture yourself sitting in a college interview years from now. The interviewer asks, “What experiences in high school prepared you most for success?” Would you rather talk about attending a few meetings...
Charlie Kirk, a right-wing political activist, was assassinated on September 10, 2025, at Utah Valley University Campus. His assassination has caused public outrage across the globe. However, he can’t...
From learning to teaching. This Friday, the Sweethearts will have tiny dancers standing with them in the victory line.
The Little Sweethearts Clinic on Sept. 13 connected the Sweethearts to the young...
The flowers lay in the memorial of the Catholic School in Minnesota, with a card attached simply stating, “We get it. With love, Uvalde.”
Those words capture the crushing reality that communities...
In 2004, National Geographic explorer Dan Buettner coined the term “Blue Zone.” A blue zone is a country or specific area where people live to be one hundred years of age or more. Currently, the only...
The NFL is full of superstars who have ties to a university. Whether that be Justin Jefferson from LSU, or Patrick Mahomes from Texas Tech, everyone’s favorite NFL team has players derived from different...
Trading reading, writing and arithmetic with barbecue, baseball and Beyoncé is possible for students entering Texas colleges. Many universities offer unique and diverse academic programs, and universities...
Homework’s easier-kids just don’t try hard enough.
Many teens have heard those words slip out of their parents’ mouths in some form. While it seems tempting to assume modern tools like Google,...
