This June, nearly 50 adventurous students across Classes IV–II will travel to both Japan and France to engage in cultural exchange with international students. Of course, there will be no seniors on...

Both before and after the Shattuck Schoolhouse renovation, the alcoves have provided a convenient place for students looking to sit after getting out of class early, to meet up before heading to lunch,...

In the late 1960s and early 1970s, the American education system underwent a massive curriculum shift. Schools eradicated home economics courses from their classrooms, primarily due to funding cuts, a...

Somewhere on the Nobles campus, a student emerges from their Algebra II Accelerated test with fresh tears in their eyes and a TI-84 calculator with only incorrect answers as they head to the bathroom to...

Pro (Alexa) Following assembly on Monday, February 2, 2026, Science Faculty Sheila McElwee began three of her four AP Chemistry sections in the same way. “Everyone share one thing you learned from the...

Pro (Elodie) In the season of college decisions, it’s reasonable to assume that when one opens an Instagram story, they’ll be looking at a celebration of a friend’s acceptance. These stories celebrate...

Week after week, Lawrence is filled with empty seats that should be occupied by students. Terrible winter weather, horrific accidents, unspeakably long drives, and the occasional doctor’s appointment...

On November 19, 2025, Nicki Minaj spoke at a United Nations conference, urging the assembled nations to take action to “protect” Christians being persecuted in Northern Nigeria. Minaj is not alone...

As the holiday season approaches, many people become so focused on receiving and buying gifts that the true meaning of the holidays is often overlooked: spending time with loved ones. “Holidays have...

At the root of nearly all new slang is social media. Linguist and content creator Adam Aleksic, known online as the Etymology Nerd, said at a TEDx Talks event in January 2025, “We are entering an entirely...