This year’s young Duke
University lineup defeated the University of Wisconsin-Madison team 68-63 during the National Championship game April 6 hosted at the Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianaplis, Indiana.
This...
Compared to previous years, the 2015-16 school year will begin later than usual. Under the new schedule, school will start Sep. 8 and end June 23.
This change in scheduling is due to the state mandate,...
Junior year is stereotypically known as the “most difficult” year because of the late nights filled with endless homework, stress, SAT and ACT preparations, and college planning. To many underclassmen,...
Each year, hundreds of people in the United States are killed by law enforcement. Police departments disproportionately target minorities as criminal suspects and too often the police use tactics against...
This year, an Earth Day event returned to the National Mall in Washington, D.C. The event was April 18 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Earth Day Network partnered with the Global Poverty Project to host a large-scale...
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Japan is sponsoring an all-expense-paid twelve day trip to Japan between June 27 through July 8, 2015.
The purpose of this trip is to provide Japanese...
IB exams began May 4 and continue through the month.
In order to prepare for the exams, IB coordinator Marie Turner advises students to study and concentrate in the classes organized as study sessions.
“Best...
Junior Madeleine Cochrane was able to go beyond the school-wide science fair and participate in the regional and state science fair.
Cochrane found a new way to measure the speed of sound accurately...
