Despite the ongoing conflicts we see between Russia and Ukraine today, the disagreements and fights between the two countries are nothing new. Yet, it was not until recently that these altercations became a full blown conflict, affecting not only Ukrainians and Russians, but the world as well. (Photo/Katherine Fateev and Myron Murmanov) Keep Reading
Whether it may be sponsoring three clubs on campus, switching to a plant-based diet or never wearing any clothing made with real animal fur, there is no doubt that Dr. Couper, who teaches Honors Chemistry, profoundly cares about the planet. She tries to help the environment as much as she can, both inside and outside school. Dr. Couper has adopted a healthy lifestyle both for herself and the planet. (Photo/Dr. Couper) Keep Reading
Florida passed the “Don’t Say Gay,” bill, which aims to forbid any “classroom discussion about sexual orientation or gender identity in schools.” Generally, Democrats voted in opposition to it, while Republicans voted in favor. (Graphic/Kayra Dayi) Keep Reading
A new semester means a new season which means…new sports: time to leave winter sports behind and welcome spring sports. With nearly nine new sports available, it seems like it will be a competitive season and the perfect time to try out a new sport. (Photo/Wikimedia) Keep Reading
Thursday, Jan. 27 marks the 76th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest Nazi concentration camp and International Holocaust Remembrance Day. To honor this day, members of the Butterfly Project and Tikkun Olam, a Jewish cultural club, students presented an interview with a survivor of the Holocaust, Mrs. Ruth Millman. (Photo/Kayra Dayi) Keep Reading