Sweeping competition at WUMUNS
Making their second appearance at the Washington University Model United Nations Symposium, or WUMUNS, the Heritage MUN team received the award of Best Large Delegation for the second consecutive year. Keep Reading
Bringing Homecoming to the Hurtados
When junior Sophia Hurtado couldn’t get to Homecoming, Homecoming came to her. Keep Reading
Pre-Med hosts annual superhero and princess party
The Pre-Medical society traded in their scrubs for capes Friday, Oct. 4 during their annual superhero and princess-themed party at Broward Health’s Children’s Hospital’s oncology unit. Keep Reading
Model United Nations hosts third annual AHPMUN
Originally, the conference served as a practice for American Heritage delegates only. However, the conference has grown into its own county-wide MUN conference that serves a more competitive experience for delegations -- as well as a fundraiser for Project Alive, UNICEF and junior Sophia Hurtado, who has Cushing’s Syndrome. Keep Reading
Harvard admissions discrimination case comes to a ruling
Affirmative action, first established in 1965 to actively favor members of minority groups and women in employment, has shifted to college admissions and turned into a buzzword in today’s competitive admissions climate. However, alleged discriminatory practices against Asian American applicants culminated in Students for Fair Admissions (SFFA) v. Harvard. Keep Reading