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Student researchers kick off their season with success at International Forum
Washington D.C. was bustling with researchers from all fields Nov. 14-17 as part of the annual International Forum of Research Excellence (IFoRE), hosted by the international research honor society Sigma Xi. (Photo/Emma Colarte Delgado) … Keep Reading
Donald Trump secures second term in the White House
Donald Trump wins the 2024 Presidential election. (Photo/Wikimedia Commons) … Keep Reading
Junior Workshop (Part 1): Introducing juniors to the application process
Juniors were able to attend a College 101 class in order to practice and get a heads-start on the college application process. (Photo/Zoe Horwitz) … Keep Reading
16 senior commit on early signing day
16 seniors officially commit to further their athletic and academic careers at the collegiate level … Keep Reading
Celebrating Straight-A Students at the Principal’s Breakfast
Students were given Panera breakfast and donuts to celebrate their honor roll status. (Photo/Nina Vieira) … Keep Reading
Making memories with the Harvard Mock Trial team
Each fall for the past eight years, Heritage has brought underclassmen to Harvard’s student-run Mock Trial seminar. (Photo/Mr. Usan) … Keep Reading
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UH, Actually: It’s still November, everyone.
With a plethora of Christmas decorations, we are left to wonder, what happened to … Keep Reading
What’s the best fall scent?
Different fall scents to enjoy this fall season … Keep Reading
Why the new Principal’s Breakfast policy needs to change
With the Principal's Breakfast policy change comes an issue of students being left out of celebrating their academics. (Photo/Emma Colarte Delgado) … Keep Reading
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The Patriot Post takes on NSPA
Ten members of the Patriot Post staff flew from sunny South Florida to the city of brotherly love, Philadelphia, for the National Scholastic Press Association (NSPA) Convention held at the Marriott Hotel Conference Center Nov. 6-10. (Photo/Diana Adams) … Keep Reading
When eating treats becomes a trick: How gorging affects trick-or-treaters
Every year after trick-or-treating, students face the dilemma of eating too much candy. (Photo/Alex Ngo) … Keep Reading
Become an academic weapon with a school planner
Having a planner can help students with their academic and personal life while also being efficient and have the ability to plan ahead. … Keep Reading
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Blowout Patriot victory at the homecoming game
The Patriots dominated during the Homecoming game against Archbishop McCarthy. (Photo/Daniel Harper) … Keep Reading
Powderpuff Recap: “Heritage Ever After” edition
*Written by Emma Delgado and Zoe Horwitz* Each homecoming, girls take the field and boys hit the sidelines for the annual powderpuff game. Sporting their class shirts, freshman, sophomores, juniors and seniors battled it out for the title of powderpuff … Keep Reading
Girls volleyball hosts pink out game to spike out cancer
The varsity girls volleyball team has had a great season so far with a 13-6 record as of Oct. 4. What’s the key to this winning record? Grit. (Photo/Shai Steiger) … Keep Reading
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Laufey wishes “A Very Laufey Holiday” in her new Christmas EP
The newest songs by Laufey have celebrated a return to Christmas jazz music. (Photo/Emma Delgado) … Keep Reading
Gracie Abrams finds comfort in her voice
With the widespread success of "The Secret of Us," rising artist Gracie Abrams drops a delux version of her album. (Photo/Emma Colarte Delgado) … Keep Reading
Flying into the history of Marvel
Over the years, there have been many prominent players in the film industry. Marvel Studios, the movie company that produced some of the greatest superhero hits such as “Iron Man” and “Captain America,” remains one of them. (Photo/Getty) … Keep Reading