Organized by 20-year-old Davie resident Darwin Lopez, the Davie Protest extended across University Drive as people chanting variations of “no justice, no peace” demanded justice for the victims of police brutality June 6. Keep Reading
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, College Board announced in April that AP exams would be administered virtually with some changes. The change had warranted many mixed emotions among students, however. Keep Reading
Starting May 5, Heritage updated its distance learning schedule from 8:30 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. to 8:30 a.m. to 3:20 p.m., changing the length of classes and the breaks in between. Keep Reading
For the class of 2020, their last day of class was not filled with cut-up uniforms and cheerful screams, but rather tearful goodbyes as they logged onto Google Meets for the final time. Seniors stuck to the original academic schedule and ended classes Thursday, May 7, five weeks after beginning the distance learning plan. Keep Reading
Like during most significant events, the COVID-19 pandemic sparked protests, yet these protesters are holding up signs saying something different than “Don’t Tread On Me:” “I Want a Haircut.” Keep Reading