The annual Sensory Friendly Trick-or-Treat Trail will happen on Oct. 26 from 1 to 3 p.m. at River Heritage Park. Dr. Vincent Starnino, associate professor of mental health and social work at Indiana...

The annual Sensory Friendly Trick-or-Treat Trail will happen on Oct. 26 from 1 to 3 p.m. at River Heritage Park. The event will have no loud music or scary costumes, and volunteers from the Carmel Clay...

For junior Joseph Kim, energy drinks have allowed him to stay awake during the school day despite busy nights and inconsistent sleep.  “I started drinking energy drinks probably in (my) sophomore...



To sophomore Lizzie Beck, teenage relationships have changed rapidly in recent years. “Love has been made into this object. People use it as excuses or falsely use the term,” Beck said. “Love...

Junior Krish Gajaria, Co-Founder of Pages of Progress What is Pages to Progress and what is your mission? Pages for Progress is a nonprofit organization dedicated to addressing the widespread literary...

On Nov. 1, the new Assessments and Culminating Experiences (ACE) week schedule was released to all CHS teachers. While most of the schedule aligns consistently with ACE week schedules in the past, the...

"Athleticism runs in the family" is a popularized saying that remarks on many members of a family having success in athletics and sports. This saying, while not meant to be taken literally, has been backed...

As the fourth Thursday of November approaches—this year, it will be Nov. 28—the perfect American Thanksgiving comes back into the spotlight. As a holiday that originated from an autumn harvest feast...

Junior Allison Shen is far from alone in believing recommendation letters are an important part of the college admissions process. According to a 2023 survey by the National Association for College Admission...

Teacher Appreciation Week spans from May 6 to 10 this year. During this week, students like junior Allyson Swearingen said they try to make the week special. “I buy gifts for my teachers to show that...

Growing up with a parent in the military, sophomore Addison “Addie” Smith said her childhood looked very different from many of her peers.  “My father was (active) in the Air Force and special...