The humanitarian crisis in Sudan remains in an alarming state of urgency. Recent reports on Sudan show accounts of rape and sexual Assault rising at frightening rates. Just less than a month ago claims of mass Suicide in Sudanese villages surfaced.  “The...

We the People was officially started in 1989 by Congress to honor the bicentennial of the constitution. Since then, it has become widely popular across the nation and is now competed by 48 different schools representing their state. Teams attend Regionals where...

Between a brief port strike and tens of thousands of Boeing workers halting work for a month, the past few months have seen labor unions across the headlines. 10% of America belongs to a union, and support for labor unions have been steadily rising over the years,...

With the first hints of winter and Indiana’s crisp chill settling in, a familiar feeling of excitement hangs in the air as some students prepare to take on another show. The leaves have fallen, the football fields are quiet and the buzz of a marching band season...

  Seasonal depression is a common term that begins to pop up again as the winter months arrive.  Psychology Today defines it as “a type of depression that occurs during specific seasons, usually fall and winter. Unlike regular depression, these feelings...

The air fills with a festive melody as handheld bells jingle and kazoos buzz in sync to the cheerful tune of Stan Francis’ “Jingle Jingle Jingle.” Students sing with enthusiasm, their voices blending together under the guidance of choir teacher Danielle Mullen,...