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Sophomores Isha Jagadish and Druthi Palle credit Bharatanatyam dance for bringing them closer to their culture and families.

Although ceramics is a hands-on course, both the teacher and students are adapting to make the most of their artistic experience

New animated Disney movies lack the charm and creativity that old Disney movies have.

In a school with the expectation of college directly after graduation, alumni and counselors discuss the reasons behind choosing alternative paths.

TV show writers, please stop killing your LGBTQIA+ characters.

Baking gourmet cheesecakes leads to a mess and some pretty good results.

While teachers are facing several challenges, the use of new technology to simulate an in-person classroom experience has generally increased student engagement.

K-12 students are being slowly transitioned into school, the first group, first to fourth grade, on Nov.1 to the last batch of students, eighth and ninth grade, on Dec. 6

In light of “James Bond” star Sean Connery’s passing, sexual assault and realism in pop culture must be spoken about more.