Why Daylight Saving time strikes again
As Daylight Saving ended Nov. 3, it’s normal to feel a little off. The annual federal event known as Daylight Saving can mean different things to different people. (Photo/iStock) Keep Reading
Swimming through the state competition
Swimmers take the lead in the Florida State FHSAA Swimming and Diving State Championships. (Photo/Zoe Horwitz) Keep Reading
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
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
UH, Actually: It’s still November, everyone.
With a plethora of Christmas decorations, we are left to wonder, what happened to Keep Reading