School is a place to learn, but it is also a place where we build community. Recent school sanctioned events have been seeing increasingly low participation, with the SIAC-organized Spring Fling dance...

While the anticipation of summer rolls around during the end of the year, so does finals season. While every student has to deal with some form of finals, not all finals are created equal. For freshmen,...

What the garden teaches us: Spring has a way of making everything feel alive again. Trees regain their color, flowers begin to bloom, people start walking outside, windows begin to roll down, and suddenly...

Studying for the ACT was a painful experience. Partially because I couldn’t remember anything I’d learned in Algebra II or Geometry, but mainly because I couldn’t connect it to anything. Even in...

Latino Immigrants do not travel to the border for no reason. They are pushed there by U.S. policies and operations that create crises that did not begin with them, yet still land on them the hardest....

Film Society co-leader Nick Gadjusek ‘26 claimed, “You can’t judge [movies] because they’re making references to things that don’t relate to the way we live now. We should live and watch with...

Field trips often seem to follow the same routine: We board a bus, arrive at a museum or performance, and within minutes, attention drifts as conversations with friends take over, and whatever we were...

I didn’t really know what death meant until I lost someone close to me. Before that, it was always something that happened to other people, in other places, at a distance that was too far from my reach,...

You don’t need me to tell you that we are polarized. That has been slammed into every American citizen from constant barrages of articles (including my own), books, and movies. But the media misses something...

In a world with so many wonders of music and intelligence to be conveyed, we have a wide selection of genres to choose from. Whether it’s music, podcasts, or videos, people may use headphones to escape...