On July 1, 2021, a historic bill was passed for collegiate athletes. The ability for them to market and benefit from their status was granted. NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) allows for college athletes...

Smoke from the West Coast and Canadian wildfires have been moving East since July.   Each year, there are active wildfires primarily out West. California has experienced an ongoing drought...

FCPS’s new Covid related feature hit schools on Monday, September 27. StreamIN/CheckIN will allow students to watch and listen to their class if they are out with Covid related ailments for more than...

18 months into the pandemic, and theatres are finally starting to see the return of big box office hits with the release of “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings”, only in theatres. Some other...

In the aftermath of Hurricane Ida, over three dozen people across four northern states were killed. New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Connecticut are just a few, although many others felt Ida’s...

From as early as kindergarten, students are given marks on their behavior, aptitude, and ability to work, intended to motivate them into doing the best they can. While these measurements are helpful in...

On September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks took place that would put our nation at a standstill and unite us under one cause. After thousands of lives were lost and a global war on terror, the shock of the...

Vaccinations against COVID-19 have decreased immensely due to mistrust and our polarized political climate.  According to the Mayo Clinic vaccination tracker, the United States has a fully vaccinated...

As a Muslim girl who wears a headscarf (aka, a “hijabi”), I’ve been asked plenty of, well...interesting questions, to say the least. There is a very big difference between asking questions out of...

In-person school resumed this fall with COVID-19 protocols in place, but students are still being sent home from the virus or from being in contact with those who have it. New processes have been introduced...