History always has a way of repeating itself – especially when it comes to fashion. Coming back to school this fall, it is clear that many students have taken inspiration from past trends that are often...

Every couple of years, the state introduces a new set of standardized tests, and much like a new Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher, students are not sure what to expect or how long these new tests...

Twenty-eight years ago, Heather Ambrosi volunteered at the Special Olympics, cheering on athletes with disabilities as they raced down the track. Twenty-eight years ago, she found her passion in Special...

As senior Celeste Pelayo flipped through the curriculum guide, looking for another half-credit class, her eyes caught on something more: African-American Studies. The first of its kind to be offered across...

“We have a first-time voter!” Met with claps and cheers, senior Cat Bunn stepped into the Riverside Park Center with one goal in mind: filling out her first ballot, an important step into her adult...