You see on Facebook a video that someone has posted. You click on it and that person then says they were nominated to dump a bucket of water on their head. They proceed with dumping the cold water on their...

For the past few months, it’s felt as if  every time I logged on to any social media I’d see one video after another of someone getting a bucket of ice dumped onto their head. Not only was it funny...

“It’s bad!”, said eleventh grader Shameelah Abdullah. In Abdullah's experience as a Black South student, she hasn’t had any altercations with the police. However, her cousin has, “My cousin got...

“It’s not nearly as dehumanizing when a man’s nudes are leaked,” said junior Betty Mfalingundu, leader of South High’s Gender Equity Collective. She was commenting on the topic of the hacking...

Let’s be frank: the world has a lot of progress to make regarding gender issues. Violence and discrimination towards transgender and non-binary people (those who are neither male nor female, or are more...

Earlier this month, the social studies department voted to stop requiring APUSH for all students. While the administration decided not to make this change next year, it is still a potential for the future. APUSH...

By senior year, everyone knows what it’s like to sharpen their No.2 pencils, silence their cell phones, and sit for hours on end bubbling, reading, figuring, and rushing to finish before the proctor...

It’s an inevitable fact that the nature of news is evolving. As ink-and-paper news starts to decline in popularity, news is changing its format. Almost every publication has a website and a mobile app,...

“I always tell my students we tend to...see other religions narrowly,” said Professor Jeanne Kilde, director of the Religious Studies program at the University of Minnesota, Twin-Cities. She explained...