Former presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. continues to capture headlines, whether it’s for unusual stunts like collecting a dead whale carcass, endorsing Donald Trump, or dropping out of the...

   The Virginia Department of Education approved the AP African American Studies course, now offered as a pilot course. Late last year, College Board’s AP African American Studies course was approved...

College fairs are a way for high school students to gain more information about universities they are interested in and connect with admission representatives. These fairs are events where universities...

     On the brink of a government shutdown, Congress struck a "deal" in the 11th hour, temporarily halting this closure. The House and Senate signed a bipartisan agreement, sending President Biden a...

  In a rapidly changing world with rapid technological advancements, the digital realm touches nearly every aspect of our lives. One significant transformation has been the transition from the...

Earth Day is celebrated all around the world on April 22 to bring attention to the environment and ways we can help save the planet. In the spring of 1970, Earth Day was founded by  Senator Gaylord Nelson....

Thanksgiving is one of America's most beloved holidays. It's time to spend with your family and eat great food. In many school districts across the country, they give students a few extra days off to celebrate....

While some clubs, such as honor societies, allow students to pursue their academic goals, other clubs allow students to help in the community. One of these clubs is Shades of Hope. Shades of Hope’s...