Student Climate Action Council
As the urgency of climate change intensifies, the Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) students recognize
Year: 2024
Disney’s Live-action Remakes: A Question of Creative Integrity
After the creation of Disney’s first animated movie, “Snow White and the Seven Dwarves,” in
Drop reported in MCPS’ top High Schools in State Education Report Card
Every year, the Maryland State Department of Education releases a Maryland School Report Card, which
Whale Deaths at Record Highs—Becoming Impossible for Researchers to Keep up with
Dozens of whales continue to be washing ashore around the U.S., and researchers are trying
The Power of Protest Through Art
“There is only one thing valuable in art: the thing you cannot explain,” revolutionary French
Celebrating winter holidays in MoCo
The month of December is significant for many, especially families, because of the holidays celebrated
Georgia Takes a Step Closer to the Long-Lived Dream of Joining the European Union
After years of Georgia’s consistent fight to join the European Union (EU), the EU declared
The Balancing Act: The Student Dilemma
Picture this: It is a Friday evening, and there are numerous social events that you
Local Foundation Spreads Joy Through Music
From easing physical pain to combating mental health issues, the therapeutic properties of music are
Harvard University President Claudine Gay resigns amid controversies
Claudine Gay, president of Harvard University, announced her resignation in a letter published in the
Dystopia has become lifeless: Here’s why
With over 100 million copies sold and 54 translations, Suzanne Collins’ The Hunger Games has