Timothee Chalamet’s Chance for an Oscar: An Analysis of ‘Marty Supreme’
As Chalamet grows as a more renowned actor, fans and supporters must now closely watch the Oscars—his big chance to further legitimize his experience as an actor and his hard work through his role in ‘Marty Supreme’.
The International Fair Celebrates Diversity on Campus
Participants learn about global communities through a variety of activities.
Life After High School
Navigating uncertainty, independence, and the first steps into adulthood
I.C.E. On The Road: A Cold Trail of Controversy
I.C.E.’s recent actions have sparked national outrage and local fear, raising questions about the agency’s tactics and the impact on communities across the country.
What is the Real Cause of Autism?
The truth about autism’s causes, as well as how false information about autism affects people
An Antidote for Stress: Sudoku
As students undergo stress as the school year goes on, this simple Japanese game may be a perfect solution.
A Deeper Glimpse into the ‘Doctors and Clinicians of Tomorrow’ (DCoT) Program
Doctors of Tomorrow is beneficial for students looking to pursue the medical field.
Time’s Ticking for Nettspend: The Cost of Delaying Early Life Crisis
A once unstoppable underground star risks losing his loyal fanbase as months pass without a release for his promised album.
Climate Culprit: Global Warming Fuels Chaos from Sea to Sky
How Global Warming Is Reshaping Natural Disasters, Ecosystems, and Vulnerable Regions Worldwide
The Day Jericho Went Silent
The Jericho School for Autism has permanently closed — not because of local mismanagement, but because of a federal shutdown.
No Off-Season: Winter Sports Start Off Strong
As temperatures drop, athletes stay in shape and kick off with more sports.
Sudan’s Silent Suffering: The Crisis the World is Overlooking
Millions displaced and starving as conflict deepens across Sudan.
Should African American History be a Required Course?
In schools across the country, students often learn about major wars, the founding fathers, and the growth of the United States. Still, African American history is often treated as optional.
Nowhere To Go: The Teen Takeover Dilemma
Hundreds of teens flooded Orange Park Mall on a warm July evening, hoping for connection, fun, and freedom. Within hours, the gathering was shut down, arrests were made, and Jacksonville’s youth were once again left asking: where are we supposed to go?
Is Social Media a Threat or Guide to Teens’ Authenticity?
Excessive use of social media contributes to a repeating trend in “performative” identities, especially among today’s youth in a search for a unique yet universally accepted version of themselves.
Are Kids Safe Near Roads at School?
Many parents raise their concerns about school traffic near schools after recent incidents.
How Teacher Vacancies Affect Students
Vacancies in classrooms are hindering students' progress as they are not receiving proper instruction without a teacher.
Digital Gatekeepers: Platforms, Privacy, and the Price of Protection
New regulations aimed at protecting minors are encouraging platforms to tighten content controls, raising concerns about free speech and digital freedom.