Last week there was a new edition to the Shondaland collection, Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story. It has amassed 93% on the tomato meter and has received high praise from the Chicago Sun-Times, Times...

Over the spring break the 10-year anniversary of the Boston Bombing passed. This was a tragic event that occurred on April 15, 2013. The victims that died ranged in age from 8 to 29 years old. They...

With everything online—we have to be contentious about what we are posting on the internet and engaging with online. Contrary to the belief that using private browsing protects you—your information...

It is official the month of the most important creation to mankind—women. In honor of National Women’s Month, I want to take the time to highlight more revolutionary women who have made life the way...

Since elementary school we have had a problem with minimal amounts of field trips. And against the beliefs of some teachers and adults, students don't just want field trips for the sake of having fun,...

The very first Super Bowl game was January 15, 1967, and as is custom there was a performance from the Arizona Symphonic Marching Band, which I am sure was great, but not memorable. It wasn't until Michael...

This article contains potentially triggering topics: bullying and suicide. Please be aware of your mental state before reading and reach out to the appropriate source linked below the article Picture...

In 1926, Carter G. Woodson, an African American historian, sought out a way to celebrate African American history and he chose a week in February to celebrate because the most important people, he...

Imagine the ideal teacher—chill, relatable, funny and still somehow tricks you to do work—well, that's Mrs. Fairbrother.   Mrs. Fairbrother is a teacher at Brunswick High School. She teaches...