Some science in the story of high school sweethearts
From the intensity of the classroom to a 36-year marriage, an Ohio student explores what it takes for couples to go the distance.
Hard data, school culture, and locking the doors
After a police chase inside school walls, an Ore. school struggles to balance security data advocating for locked doors with the need to be welcoming.
Student film challenges the stigma of teen grief
By tackling themes of suicide and social identity, a group of Tennessee juniors and seniors is demanding a better support system for their peers.
No landing for Artemis III; moon shot moved to 2028
In a major policy pivot, NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman announced an incremental path to the lunar surface to ensure astronaut safety.
Obituary: Jesse Jackson, civil rights leader
From the front lines of Memphis to the halls of power, the civil rights icon who redefined American politics is honored by student journalists.
Iowa boys’ wrestling crowns 2 brothers again
Like father like sons: Olympic mats to high school glory: the Schwab family continues to define the standard for wrestling excellence.
Elordi, Robbie can’t save a gutted Wuthering Heights
While the lead actors bring plenty of star power, high school journalists argue that the film's "whitewashed" casting and shallow plot leave much to be desired.
The dangerous lack of a ‘day after’ plan in Iran
We address the moral desire for a free Iran while warning against the tactical pitfalls that have historically turned "liberation" into chaos.
KIPP closures in Atlanta follow Texas trend
One of the nation's largest charter operators faces scrutiny as it scales back operations in multiple states this year.
Federal grants fight the school psychologist shortage
New grant rules prioritize rural districts and paid internships to ensure that the next generation of school psychologists lands where they are needed most.