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...
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...
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...
One Wednesday in October, many teachers shed their usual red for black. While many students going in and out their classes might not have noticed, the reasoning for this switch had wider implications underscored...
The academic world has seen a shift in recent years, with schools introducing more internship programs and more options for career specialized programs. With this also comes a reconsideration of graduation...
As students and staff settle into the new school year, a fresh face has emerged in the athletic department. Drew Tower, the new Athletic Director, brings a wealth of experience and a vision to elevate...
The homecoming craze is coming around once again. Dress shopping, proposals, and so many more details are being planned out as we prepare for the homecoming dance.
Homecoming is an annual dance...
Hamilton County is rapidly developing, and the effects of it are becoming increasingly evident across the school district. In 2022, the United States Census Bureau reported a population of 101,966 in Fishers,...
Every year students await the week leading up to the anticipated Mudsock Football game. Some look forward to the pregame preparation of picking the full blue outfit and painting themselves in royal blue....
