Chef Lily’s five quarantine dishes you can make without a lot of grocery shopping. Continue reading Five Recipes To Make Until You Hate Using Ingredients You Have In Your Pantry

Lockdown sucks, but that doesn’t mean our whole world has to fall apart. Our lifestyle guru’s very smart tips on how to stay sane in quarantine. Continue reading The Herald’s Survival Guide to Staying Sane in Quarantine

Quarantine kinda sucks, but one of our writers is actually being productive. We couldn’t believe it, either. How quarantine has helped her improve her golf game and more. Continue reading Quarantine Blogging: Day 5,530,973

By: Vivian Shillingsburg It’s such a stressful time, trying to prepare yourself for a test that can make or break your grade. It’s hard to keep your mind on anything but these tests that seem to decide your fate. It … Continue reading Stress: Causes, Effects, and Solutions

The first and more humorous of our couple of former teacher tributes this week. This one goes out to former Heritage English teacher Mr. Matt Sellek. Continue reading The Downfall After Sellek

We’re all going through quite a bit of change right now. Halie gives us a good way to look at it. Continue reading Is It Good for a Person to Change?

There are some fashion bandwagons everyone wants to hop onto. These, trends on the other hand, make us lose faith in humanity. Continue reading Top 5 Most Hideous Fashion Trends for 2020: I’m Scared

Vivian discusses something much of the student body suffers through: an introvert’s dilemma. Continue reading The Difference Between Social and Talkative: An Introvert’s Dilemma

Need help getting started on your homework? Read this. Continue reading Procrastination: I’ll Finish This Later…

Operation Wisdom has a very important campaign they need you to support. What’s it about? Continue reading Operation Wisdom’s One Seat Campaign, Explained

By: Halie Holland Before I get into equity issues at Heritage, I must disclose something. This isn’t bashing the school system for equity problems in any way, shape, or form. The sole purpose is to highlight evident issues at schools … Continue reading Equity Gaps In Schools