From ChatGPT to computer-generated art, artificial intelligence has been everywhere, and to keep up with this trend, Florida has funded and promoted a new curriculum for students that will cover the usage...

The prescription drug Accutane provides many with cleared skin but has its share of severe side effects. While many found the drug to be beneficial to their skin, side effects such as dry lips, nosebleeds...

New members for the National Honor Society were recently inducted in a ceremony held on April 10. Students previously received a letter of eligibility from NHS if they had an unweighted GPA of 3.5 or higher....

Facebook scams, Twitter’s censorship, Instagram identity theft - every social media platform has problems, but Congress chooses to drag out a national hearing and hyper focus on TikTok. There are more...

We asked 201 students what elective they would have liked to take. Culinary ranked first with 42% of respondents, and language ranking lowest at 7%.

When it was revealed that HBO would be producing a live-action adaptation of “The Last Of Us,” fans of the series were concerned. Many who have played the game worried the adaptation would stray too...

Much of the hate against Christianity stems from the idea that all Christians are homophobic, anti-semetic, racist—the list goes on. Yes, fundamental Christians have been most commonly associated with...

With the recent mental health lessons around campus, we asked 201 students to rate their mood today, with the majority voting in favor of a positive outlook.

Radiological scientist, pilot, teacher – Adam Hayden has been defined by perseverance and opportunity. After former Modeling and Simulation teacher Steven Martinez announced he would be stepping...

Group projects, posters and visual assignments make students groan with exasperation. The ability to create and design something original seems impossibly complex. However, students like senior Emma Lundquist...

As THC cartridges have become increasingly popular, teens find it easy to get high on campus, even if their convenience comes with consequence.

The new Red Cross Club held its first ever meeting on Sept. 9, in room 3-201. Founded for students to learn emergency preparedness and response, the RCC plans to provide volunteer opportunities for its...

We asked 200 students if they go to school when they are sick. The results were mostly split, with 36% saying yes and 38% saying no.

The bar graph shows result from student: 36 percents said yes, 2 percent said yes, with a mask on. 38 percent said no, and 24 percent said no, if they have a fever.