Cheers mellow down as the well known and deeply loved performer, Bad Bunny, enters the stage in the middle of the largest football game of the year.  Excitement filled the hearts of fans all across...

As flowers bloom and spring approaches, Christians of several denominations participate in Lent. The ancient tradition of Lent serves as 40 days of self-discipline, sacrifice, and spiritual growth. Many...

 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,...

The Perot Theatre will be hosting ghost tours and screening classic Halloween movies this upcoming weekend. On Oct. 18, people can purchase tickets through the perot website for a haunted tour featuring...

There is a corridor that I have walked many times – a hallway that leads me to the past. The walls are covered by a timeless coating of memories printed upon monochrome pages. With every step, I advance...

Black words on a page seemed like no more than black words as they fancifully described the French Revolution. European History AP students had read this all year, well familiar with Napoleon Bonaparte....

Lay your foot on Little Rock Central High School, where American soldiers escorted nine African-American students into an all-white high school as a test of Brown v. Board of Education in 1957. Meet one...

Few days will ever reach the status of superstition and fear that Friday the 13th has acquired. Friday the 13th is seen as unlucky and in some cases, a day to dread. Having a Friday the 13th is exciting...

The College Board has made drastic revisions to the AP Art History test and curriculum. Formerly known as one of the most difficult AP tests, the Art History exam could have included any piece of art in...