On March 27, OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, signed a contract with the Pentagon (the deal was later amended on March 3 to prohibit the use of its technology to spy on Americans) for OpenAI’s models...

Here it is, plain and simple: feminism is not a dirty word. For many people, the term still sparks an immediate negative response with both men and women dismissing feminists as “man-hating” or as...

Whenever we reach the end of a semester, finals are the main thing on my mind, and I know I’m not the only one. I try my best to study a little bit every day, but between extracurriculars and sports,...

“Don’t use AI.” This phrase has been repeated to students so many times we’re almost sick of hearing it. Nearly every homework assignment has been punctuated with a vehement “don’t use AI”...

On Jan. 20, 2026, schools around the country participated in a walkout to protest the recent murder of Renee Good, as well as the other actions of the Trump Administration. This school was one of them,...

From a young age we’re often asked, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” My answer has evolved over the years but one thing has always stayed the same: my confidence that the job will still...

Every year, the buildup to Thanksgiving entails a host of different events: bringing out the pumpkin decorations, shopping for pie ingredients and attending kindergarteners’ Thanksgiving programs. I...

On Oct. 1, the United States government shut down as a result of partisan disagreements over government spending. As federal workers prepare for missed paychecks and politicians throw blame back and forth...

Recently, my Instagram feed has been inundated by political media: influencers, politicians and even friends reacting to the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Amid this surge of political content,...

Whenever I’m on social media, I can’t scroll far without getting a video from a “news influencer.” The clips tend to be incredibly engaging. The person on the other side of the camera is passionate,...

Today’s society is becoming increasingly reliant on technology, for better or worse. Therefore, this school’s inclination toward the utilization of virtual passes seems only natural. At the beginning...

In his famous 1967 essay, Le Morte de l'Auteur or The Death of the Author, French literary critic Roland Barthes argues that “The birth of the reader must be at the cost of the death of the author.”...