Story by Max Gaylor, Staff Writer
• February 28, 2026
Chinese New Year, also known as Lunar New Year, has deep roots in the history of East and Southeast Asia, with traditions passed on from generation to generation in communities and households worldwide.
According...
Story by Zyon Trotter, News Editor
• February 4, 2026
Long before Black History Month became a full celebration, it began as a simple week. Dr. Carter G. Woodson, a scholar and historian, established Black History Month in 1926 as a week-long celebration...
Story by Angie Moya, staff writer
• September 26, 2024
Across the U.S., an amalgam of different religions, languages, ethnicities and cultures contribute to "melting pot" that we know today. And while it's important to recognize how such cultures come together,...
Various cheers of victory float throughout the halls and from classroom to classroom as orange wristbands are exchanged from person to person. Across campus, a game takes place, each student competing...
Story by Nashita Kalam, News/Feature Co-Editor
• February 1, 2023
How has growing up in America affected your perception of your culture?
I would honestly say that it hasn’t affected me much. My parents always made it a priority to show me and my brother what...
The creators of Avatar broke their dormant period with the release of Avatar: The Way of Water which hit theaters Dec. 16, 2022, after not having a movie since 2009.
The Avatar sequel, directed by...
Story by Assad Malik, video editor-in-chief
• May 28, 2021
Somewhere between my birth and enrolling in “First Baptist Preschool” at the age of 4, I noticed a peculiar aroma lingering around members of my family. Not a pungent or sour smell, but it followed...
Sadly, AAA, Onstar and your parents can’t always be there for you every time you need a tire change. Learning to change a tire is not just a convenient skill to have, but it is also a safety measure....
Story by Peyton Sims, editor in chief
• April 8, 2021
Ota Ibayomi Sugbon Oluwa Mayowa Abraham Onare.
These seven words are not the mere jumbling of letters that many perceive them as. They represent a culture. They’re an identity. They’re a name. While...
Story by Zoe Rushing, staff writer
• March 5, 2021
It was Dec. 31, 2020 and the clock was ticking down the seconds to tell the new year. Midnight marked the end of 2020 and the beginning of 2021. As the year was almost here, most wondered what would happen...
Story by Cate Rounds, editor in chief
• February 17, 2021
Ah, Texas. When people think of Texas weather, they usually think of intense heat, unbearable humidity and drastic changes in weather that leave the locals unsure of wearing shorts or an overcoat. Winters...