By Oliver Mendez James Baldwin, pillar in black history, literary giant and advocate of social justice, still remains a beacon of inspiration in the still ongoing quest for equality and understanding. His contributions to literature and activism have cemented his legacy as an influential figure in civil rights. His works still have an enduring impact on contemporary writers and activists. Through the lens of Baldwin, … Continue reading Remembering James Baldwin
By Sebastián Alburquerque – 11th grade The Russian Space Agency has announced plans to construct a nuclear power station on the lunar surface by 2035. The proposed facility would provide power for Russian spaceflight operations on the Moon, and also as part of a newly established collaborative research base between Russia and China. Design and construction of the proposed facility is being undertaken by the … Continue reading Russia plans to install a nuclear power station on the moon
By Sebastián Alburquerque – 1tth grade OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT, has been called one of the most famous AI labs in the world. Its technology powers many popular apps and services. But behind the scenes, OpenAI is burning through huge amounts of money to keep up with cutting-edge research. Recent reports warn that OpenAI may lose $14 billion in 2026 and could run out … Continue reading Is OpenAI Going Bankrupt?
Rene Chang [01/5/2026] In 2019, Donald Trump’s interest in purchasing Greenland—the world’s largest island and a semi-autonomous territory of Denmark—was initially dismissed by many as a “real estate” whim. However, since he returned to the White House in 2025, the idea has developed from a diplomatic curiosity to a crucial, high-stakes pillar of American foreign and economic policy. Early in January 2026, a renewed, aggressive … Continue reading Trump’s pressure over Greenland
By Lucia Vanderhorst – 11th Grade Every year new music comes out, but 2025 feels different. There were so many albums that completely took over social media, playlists and conversations at school. What makes this year special is how diverse the music is. You have pop, Latin, alternative, electronic and even artists who mix all of these together. When the Associated Press released its list … Continue reading The Album That Defined 2025 and Why Teens Love Them
By Lucia Vanderhorst – 11th Grade If you’ve ever watched Stranger Things and thought, “Wait a second… that scene feels familiar”, you’re not wrong. The show is a love letter to the 1980s, recreating the visuals, story beats, and tone of that era that make you feel nostalgic even if you weren’t alive then. Creators Matt Duffer and Ross Duffer got inspiration from the movies, … Continue reading Season 5 of Stranger Things: Bringing It All Full Circle for the Big End
By Lucia Vanderhorst – 11th Grade Sometimes you just need a movie that younger siblings, cousins, or even you can watch without overthinking. Children’s films today aren’t just silly distractions. Many mix humor, heartfelt storytelling, and visuals that are honestly stunning. The cool thing about 2025 is that streaming platforms are competing to drop family movies that can hold the attention of both kids and … Continue reading Five Children’s Movies You Can Stream Right Now Without Regret
By Lucia Vanderhorst – 11th Grade Music in 2025 feels like one big mash-up of vibes, emotions, and internet culture. The songs that people are talking about right now aren’t just background noise, they’re basically cultural check-ins. If you don’t know them, you might feel out of the loop when people start referencing lyrics on TikTok or when a chorus comes on at a party … Continue reading Eight Songs You Can’t Miss in 2025
Over the past year, the word brainrot has blown up all over social media and become one of the most well-known slang terms among Gen Z and Gen Alpha. It started out as a casual internet phrase, but now it’s basically a whole way for young people to talk about how connected they are to the internet, entertainment, and each other. The rise of brainrot … Continue reading Brainrot: The New Generation’s Language
Oliver Mendez, 9th Grade One of the most popular games of all time and *the* best-selling game of all, it is classified as a cultural phenomenon and has stood the test of time. Minecraft is still there, being popular in the 2012 London Olympics, the second Trump presidency, and will now receive a big-budget Hollywood film. It was originally created by Markus Persson, popularly referred … Continue reading How Minecraft Stood the Test of Time
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