For the fourth time in history, the Olympic Committee postponed the Summer Olympic Games for one year. The Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and International Olympic Committee (IOC) president Thomas Back released news March 17 that the opening Olympic ceremony for the Tokyo Summer Olympics will take place July 24, 2021. Keep Reading
While most sophomore students have college far off their radar, by the time senior Gabrielle Scarlett had reached her sophomore year she had already committed to a D1 university to play women’s soccer. Keep Reading
Moving through the unchartered waters of COVID-19 can pose a challenge to all. While many of us may be focused on foraging for toilet paper and hand sanitizer, eighth-grader Sydney Herzbrun had a more charitable activity in mind. Keep Reading
Lim moved to Florida from Chicago when she was six years old. While living in Chicago, she went to see an orchestra perform. From there, she realized she had a passion for violin and began taking private lessons. Keep Reading
The Science Olympiad is a science competition aimed toward real-world applications in various science disciplines including biology, chemistry, physics and engineering. The Science Olympiad, founded in 1984, has grown to include 8,000 teams in nearly all 50 states. Keep Reading