By: Nelson Kramer Humor Editor On Sept. 4, 14-year-old Colt Gray left his second-period math class around 9:45 am at Apalachee High School in Winder, Georgia. Gray returned to campus around 10:20 […]
Teen shooter kills in Georgia
Recent presidential debate highlights juxtaposing campaigns
By: Sahil Muthukrishnan Sports Editor On Sept. 10th, Vice President and Democratic Presidential nominee Kamala Harris and Former President and Republican nominee Donald Trump participated in this year’s first presidential debate after […]
UAW workers end their strike at Cornell University
By: Annabelle Pan Graphics Editor On Sept. 3, Cornell University service and maintenance workers ended their strike and returned to their jobs. United Auto Workers (UAW) union members began their workers strike […]
Donald Trump visits Arlington National Cemetery
By: Aliya Koshalieva Media Editor On Aug. 26, two members of former President Donald Trump’s campaign team were involved in verbal and physical altercations with an official at Arlington National Cemetery. The […]
Phoenix residents experience 100th day of extreme heat
By: Kayla Mitchell Media Editor Phoenix, Arizona has always been one of the hottest cities in the United States. Its sunny, dry weather has made the city a popular destination. Unfortunately, for […]
The Unite Here union strikes
By: Siyona Singhal Local Editor Over Labor Day weekend, more than 10,000 hotel workers across the U.S. went on strike. These workers included front desk staff, housekeepers, and servers, all joined for […]
Starliner voyage malfunctions
By: Julia Valencia People Editor What was meant to be a routine International Space Station (ISS) round trip, predicted to last only a little over a week, took an unprecedented turn for […]
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Brain Worm
By: Veronica Schubert Sports Editor Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced on May 8 that he once had a parasitic worm in his brain, which caused mind fogginess and severe memory […]
Pro-Palestine College Protests
By: Kloe Adams Humor Editor College campuses across the United States began experiencing pro-Palestine student protests during April of 2024, with the first beginning at Columbia University in New York. While some […]
Pig Kidney transplant recipient dies
By: Aliya Koshalieva National/World Editor On May 11, Rick Slayman, the first man to receive a genetically modified pig kidney transplant, died. In a statement, Massachusetts General Hospital said there was “no […]
Donald Trump’s “Hush Money” Trial
By: Nelson Kramer Local News Editor Former president Donald Trump finds himself in court again with his first of four criminal trials moving forward. The four trials include the current “hush money” […]
Biden Speaks at Morehouse
By: Ashir Rao Humor Editor On May 19, President Joe Biden delivered a commencement address at Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia. The event was notable for both Biden’s speech and the atmosphere […]
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Presidential Candidacy
By: Margo Rawlings Sports Editor Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who initially ran for the Democratic nomination for president and is now an independent presidential candidate, currently seems to be a threat to […]
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Announces Independent Campaign
By: Ella Marrufo Editor-in-Chief Following a relatively unsuccessful campaign as a Democratic candidate, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced to a crowd at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia on Oct. 9 that […]
Louisiana Drought Threatens Water Sources
By: Ella Marrufo Editor-in-Chief After a severe drought struck Louisiana, saltwater from the Gulf of Mexico infiltrated the Mississippi River, posing a threat to the state’s drinking water and plumbing. On Sept. […]