Budapest’s natural caves were a major part of the cold war in the 1950s and they housed much more than natural beauty. Continue reading Underground Hospitals Remain as a Reminder of the Past in Hungary
When we think of recycling, we largely think of plastic bottles, aluminum cans, and cardboard boxes, but there’s so much more that can be reused. Continue reading Surprisingly Recyclable
by Cami Swafford Mother’s Day: the day we celebrate some of the most amazing people in the world. On the second Sunday of every May, we show our appreciation by giving our moms a break from all of the hard work they put into making our lives better. We shower them with gifts, love, and sometimes even with breakfast in bed. But we haven’t always taken time each year to celebrate our moms. Although mothers have been celebrated since ancient times, Mother’s Day was not an official holiday until Anna Jarvis pioneered an effort to create a day that honored … Continue reading Mother’s Day
There is much disagreement on whether or not reverse racism exists. Elizabeth Klein takes a look. Continue reading Is Reverse Racism/Sexism Real?
Five years ago, Saint Francis High School in California invested a small sum into a new company we know now as SnapChat. Continue reading SnapChat School
While most people think of sea turtles as warm exotic animals, it is important to remember that turtles are endangered. Continue reading Save the Sea Turtles
Science Channel’s legendary show “Mythbusters” was cancelled last year, and now new hosts have been selected to relaunch it. Continue reading Mythbusters to Reboot with New Explosive Hosts
School got you stressed out? We help you calm down a bit. Continue reading How to Deal with Stress
Columbia recently released acceptance letters to students who had not yet been accepted, and it turns out they are not the only school that has had this issue happen in the past few years. Continue reading Congratulations! You Haven’t Gotten In Yet
Drones were a huge part of the Super Bowl Halftime show and it is highlighting the new “drone” age. Continue reading The “Drone Age” is Upon Us
The weather community is beyond excited for the launch of the newest weather satellite which is sending incredibly clear pictures back to Earth. Continue reading New Satellite Sends Incredible First Pictures Back to Earth
We continue the discussion about Flint, Michigan and the ongoing water crisis. Continue reading The Realities of Flint, Michigan – Part 2
During the 59th Grammy awards on Sunday, Beyoncé and Adele proved that two equally successful singers do not have to be rivals. Continue reading Adele Dedicates Her Grammy to Beyoncé
Heritage, along with the rest of the nation, celebrates February as Black History Month. Continue reading Heritage Celebrates Black History Month
We have all heard about a water crisis in Flint, Michigan, however not many people actually know what exactly is causing the problems. We dive into the causes of this human catastrophe. Continue reading The Realities of Flint Michigan – Part 1
The Super Bowl has the biggest TV audience of any show around the world, this year the companies used their commercials on the Super Bowl to make a statement. Continue reading Super Bowl Commercials Contain Political Undertones
American athletes upset over Russian doping are considering boycotting the 2017 World Championships in Sochi, Russia. Continue reading US Athlete’s Consider Boycotting 2017 World Championships because of Russian Doping
With meteorological winter starting December 1st, we take a look at what the NOAA predicts for this winter. Continue reading 2016-17 Winter Weather Outlook
The recent wildfires in Western North Carolina have threatened Christmas tree sales in the upcoming years. Continue reading Wildfires Threaten Future Christmas Trees in Western NC
Ever wondered how our Thanksgiving dinner differs from the first Thanksgiving? Malena Esposito explains. Continue reading Thanksgiving Food 1621 vs 2016
