On Nov. 5 Americans watched with anticipation as the polls closed across the United States for the 2024 Presidential Election. Presidential candidates Republican former president Donald Trump and Democrat...

On Nov. 1st the school’s class of 2025 Instagram page posted an announcement about this year's prom. Prom this school year will take place in April, but this year the school is having a combined junior-senior...

On  Sep. 24, Florida began to brace for impact as a Tropical Storm Warning was issued for Helene. Helene became a Category 3 hurricane by Sep. 25 and  hit the evacuated Bay Area as a Category 4 hurricane...

On Sept. 16, iPhone users around the world were able to update their compatible devices to the newest software model iOS 18.  The update was highly anticipated and would allow users to access multiple...

It was announced at both the freshman orientation and schedule pickups that a new safety policy would be put into place. This policy would have students only access the hallways through a new ID that would...

Two weeks into the start of the school year and teachers are taking a leave of absence; a permanent one. In both elective and core classes, pupils anticipate lessons and teachers however, due to this scarcity,...

A great fear for all content creators, as well as technology-oriented teenagers around the country, has surfaced once again and is being dealt with by the government. On Mar. 13, the House of Representatives...

As of Apr. 1, Florida’s Supreme Court has allowed Amendments 1-4, an annual adjustment for the Homestead Exemption and a repeal of public campaign finance laws to appear on the state's 2024 ballot. Going...

One of the biggest modern bipartisan hot-issues is the safety of minors in online spaces. So it’s no surprise that throughout Florida’s legislative session one of the most publicized pieces of legislation...

Mar. 8 marked the end of Florida’s legislative session, and the last sixty days have been nothing if not eventful. As final meetings are adjourned and representatives head home, the bills they voted...

On New Year's Day, in the Bayside Marketplace in Miami there was supposedly a group of 50 teenagers who began a disturbance in the mall by setting off fireworks, leading to multiple arrests. However, many...

Many have complained about how today’s youth are uneducated and non-participatory in politics. However, here on campus, students are becoming more active in politics through the new Young Democrats club...