As junior Ariella Wildey grew up, there were always hints of history at every corner of her life. Whether it was through ...

Today’s media is plagued by another trend: skinniness. As dystopian as it sounds to refer to real people’s bodies as merely a ...

COVID brought many different things to people all around the world, including intense boredom and the dire need to try ...

I recently came across a short TikTok posted by a woman stating that she cut a toxic relationship off with her misogynistic ...

Many FHC students keep themselves busy with multiple activities outside of school, whether those activities are sports, clubs ...

You started crying when I told you I was leaving in two years. I watched the tears well up in your big eyes—the ones that you ...

In a sea of orange pumpkins, one holds a distinct shape: a picturesque mountain landscape with a dragon swooping through the ...

In first grade, I walked downstairs to see my family watching Steven Speilberg’s 1975 thriller, Jaws. I only saw three ...

For decades, Major League Baseball has been dancing on the edge of absurdity: a financial free-for-all. Large franchises like ...

As some people empty the streets from trick-or-treating and Halloween parties, other people are waiting till the clock ...

After taking geometry over the summer before his freshman year, junior Nathan Pedres has spent much of high school building ...

Seeing the first Christmas commercial of the year makes the holiday season feel real. One minute, it’s just business as usual ...