Research director Mrs. Leya Joykutty chose 13 research students who demonstrated exemplary success in past competitions this year and invited them to compete at Barry University's annual STEM symposium April 8. She allowed them to present their research to college professors and PhD students while learning from accomplished scientists in various fields. (Photo/Leya Joykutty) Keep Reading
With the simple touch of a button, you can purchase almost anything without ever having to leave the comfort of your home. With the simple touch of a button, you can purchase almost anything without ever having to leave the comfort of your home, and with the bombardment of ads and promotions just a click away, it’s easier than ever to fall down a rabbit hole of spending online. Still, if you’re going to spend money, why not donate to charity while you’re at it? (Photo/Ella Gohari) Keep Reading
The Florida Junior Academy of Science (FJAS) Speaker and Poster competition provides young scientists across the state with the opportunity to present their research to a panel of experienced judges and like-minded peers. The most recent iteration of this competition took place virtually March 12, organized by Heritage’s very own Mrs. Leya Joykutty. (Photo/Ella Gohari) Keep Reading
With COVID cases waning, people nationwide are returning to “normal.” Despite the COVID situation seemingly improving, the virus remains a deadly threat that takes the lives of thousands of people daily. Booster shots have been lauded as a way to “boost” resistance to the virus, but with the risk of over-activating the immune system, the question remains: how effective are they? (Photo/Daniel Schludi via Unsplash) Keep Reading
With a new year comes another school literary fair organized by Expressions staffers. English teachers and other faculty members read through all submissions and determined the winners here. (Photo/Ella Gohari) Keep Reading