It’s a high school rite of passage to be badgered by questions regarding future plans. “Any ideas on where you want to go to college?” and “What do you want your major to be?” are a few that...

Homework is a daily task that is a part of students lives everyday. It is the dreadful thing each student has to come home to at night. While It is meant to reinforce what students learned in class and...

Dr. Seuss’s “The Lorax” (1971) is a classic children’s book that follows the Once-ler as he tells the story of his demand for wealth through a Thneed, his invention made from the tufts of Truffula...

Students sit in six or seven classes, for seven or eight hours a day, five days a week, ruminating over subjects they couldn't care less about.  Many math teachers hear, “When am I ever going to...

In the early 2020s, there was a major focus on body positivity and encouragement for people to love themselves no matter what size they were. Some trending movements were "Body acceptance," "Fat liberation,"...

Apps track how long users watch a video, what types of reels they send their friends, and what videos they doom scroll through at 1 in the morning. With one like on a TikTok, a “For You Page” could...

As the seasons change, so do students' energy and mood. Reduced daylight and the cold weather can make it difficult to stay motivated. Some people experience a week or two usually at the beginning of...

Chronic Illness is a long-term health condition, and it often has no cure. Diabetes, heart disease, and celiac are all examples. Chronic illness is not something you can prevent, and can be a part of genetics,...

According to Forbes, “Gen-Z views diversity, equity and inclusion not as mere corporate buzzwords but as non-negotiable pillars that define the essence of an organization. Their concept of diversity...

In 2026, Elkhorn North will move to Class A, meaning its attendance will hit more than 1,000 kids. The size of the school defines student life. Most of the talk around big vs. small schools is what they...

Within the past few years, the famous saying “money can’t buy happiness” has shifted to “money can buy happiness,” primarily driven by high school students. It is easy to be influenced by...

Customers line up at 4 a.m. outside of a local Starbucks for a cup while 47 million people in America face food insecurity. This is the jarring and unforgivable disconnect that modern consumerism normalizes.  The...