According to the center for Public Education, students’ freedom of speech at school has been a conflicting issue throughout the United States’ history. The recurrence of this conflict has resulted...

As April 29, the date of Indianapolis’s Comic Con, inches ever closer and the fangirl in me burgeons, I’m reminded of that awkward feeling you get when someone shames you for what you like. Your hands...

April is Jazz Appreciation Month, one of the few months that gives music, or any art form for that matter, publicity. So, choosing to be a professional musician—a field that is not known for its...

In March, a team of CHS students will participate in the Polar Plunge, according to Molly McGuire, co-president of Champions Together and senior. In the Polar Plunge, participants jump into a freezing...

Throughout the rest of the school year during its meetings, the Our Greyhound Story Club will make a physical scrapbook commemorating the school year to give to Principal John Williams. The club meets...

A new and interactive recycling project called “Agent Recycle,” created by Design for CHS, will make its debut this year. The goal of this project is to encourage students to recycle by voting with...

The words “Peter Pan” invoke images of a quintessential childhood fantasy movie: the fantastical island Neverland, the sly, charming titular character, the glittering pixie Tinker Bell and the tribe...