The Student Government Association’s annual talent show took place Feb. 17, in the theater. The 10 gifted performers made it a night to remember, and it was certainly a tough choice for the judges to determine the winners. (Photo/Nithisha Makesh) Keep Reading
Science fair, which was initially planned to occur in-person, was held online due to Omicron. In prior years, the fair had been held in-person, allowing students to propose their completed research and directly converse with judges. However, this year, as well as the past year, the fair transitioned online, requiring students to pre-record their presentations and explanations. (Photo/Alejandra Abramson) Keep Reading
A federal lawsuit asserts 16 of the nation’s most elite universities collaborate to reduce financial aid for admitted students and inflate their cost of attendance, through a “price-fixing cartel.” (Photo/Dom Fou from Unsplash) Keep Reading
Engaging in physical activity makes it easier for the brain to retain information by making original brain cells sharper and producing new cells, thus improving students’ academic performance. So, to prepare for that math test, students might benefit from running a few laps around the block, in addition to their traditional study methods. (Photo/Krisynda Cicos) Keep Reading
To revamp the garden at school, 14 student volunteers under the guidance of Dr. Julia Couper and Mrs. Aviva Goldberg Scaramucci, gathered at nine a.m. Saturday, Oct. 23 to begin planting. (Photo/Dr. Couper) Keep Reading