Features

There is No “I” in Art

by Oscar Luckett

Features

Commencement Means Beginning, Not End

by Lucy Liversidge

Features

Rejuvenating Creativity

by Zayna Mian

My research led me to a surprising finding that in most cases, during the course of our lives, we start to ‘unlearn’ the intrinsic creativity we were born with. Consequently, our creativity decreases as we become older.

Awesome Moments

The Girl with the Flaxen Hair

by Jiayi Liao

Awesome Moments

A Hilarious Fly: In the Eyes of a Kid under Colossal Study Stress

by Yifei Wang

Awesome Moments

Friday Activity

by Sofia Mesh

Why was I avoiding living my life to the fullest? That's why on the first Friday of junior year, my friends and I decided to begin going out and doing something, anything, after school at the end of each school week.

Media

Experiencing Adventure: A Review of Up

by Pahal Bhasin

Media

On Ruta Sepetys’s Novel: What Between Shades of Gray Teaches Readers

by Rajvi Shroff

Interfaith Connections

Imagination is Never a Sin

by Po-Ting (Duke) Lin

Interfaith Connections

Prejudice Against Creativity

by Elías Viveros

Interfaith Connections

Catholicism and Child’s Play

by Megan Kelleher

Helping Hands

Baking for a Cause

by Lyla Cheary