I’m not an expert, so if you're reading this hoping I’ll tell you to ED to XYZ school or whether it’s “worth it” to retake the SAT, you might be in the wrong place. That’s a job for your counselor,...

Science teacher Micharl Lazaroff, alongside 16 animal behavior students went on the annual field trip to the Beardsley Zoo to collect animal behavior data on Friday, April 25.  The trip, a staple of...

My biggest regret in high school wasn’t having zero free periods my junior year or taking an AP economics class that I truly can’t handle. It’s not even getting my license a year-and-a-half later...

Connecticut is experiencing an extremely cold winter as temperatures drop sharply due to an Arctic Outbreak. This has brought dangerously cold weather conditions to Connecticut and much of the East Coast,...

The U.S. Supreme Court announced on Wednesday, Dec. 19 that it will hear TikTok’s appeal of a controversial federal law that could ban the popular social media app in the U.S. The law, signed by President...

Second quarter is upon us and both my teachers and parents have diagnosed me with a serious case of senioritis.  The first semester of any school year is a particularly brutal stretch. For juniors,...

  Picture this: you are scrolling on YouTube or Spotify, ready to dive into your escape place–your favorite podcast. And what do you see? The presidential candidate as today’s special guest....

Staples Counseling began its annual college visit season, providing seniors with opportunities to meet with representatives from various colleges and post-secondary institutions across the country. These...

National Decision Day, typically celebrated on May 1, will take place on May 14 this year due to delayed financial aid award letters from the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). With these...

I’ve always liked watching sports. But it wasn’t until recently that I started to be really invested in them, especially with this new, young generation of athletes. During March Madness, I found myself...