Sophomore Jose Tadeo Yanez said he feels judged when he uses an English dictionary during the PSAT. Yanez is from Venezuela and primarily speaks Spanish, which makes him one of many English as a First...

Every March, millions of basketball fans across the United States eagerly tune in to one of the most widely anticipated events of the year, March Madness. The NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament includes...

For sophomore Avika Rajmane, helping out with her family’s business is simply a routine part of her life. “For quite a few years now, I’ve been going to my parents office, especially during my...

“The Super Bowl has become more than a game; it is a multi-cultural event celebrated by people around the globe,” said head football coach Kevin Wright. The Super Bowl is the pinnacle of the National...

In today’s digital world, social media platforms have become an essential tool to create a following and keep track of current events and people. This is why high school athletes have lately been using...

As the calendar turns to a new year, millions of people around the world make new year’s resolutions. Whether these resolutions are to save money, lose weight, travel more or simply be kinder, they have...

John Hebert, CHS’s former head football coach, recently stepped down after an exceptional 30-year tenure at the school. Over the course of his 10 years as head coach, Hebert led the football team to...

Alexandra "Alex" Shackell, Olympic swimmer and senior, started competitive swimming when she was only 6 years old, after she said her parents had encouraged her to join. She ended up loving the sport,...

With the implementation of the new cell phone ban in schools all around Indiana, students and staff are experiencing the benefits and drawbacks of the ban. The policy, Senate Bill 185, states that cell...