There's always been talk of it disappearing, but nobody really thought it was true. Then, it all went dark on Jan. 18. Groupchats blew up and stories contained only screenshots of this message, “Sorry,...
Bright neon lights shine against an array of clothing at Brand Nu Apparel, the newest addition to Westport’s Post Road shopping center. After opening its doors in late 2024, the trendy clothing store...
You hear it all the time. Bushcraft is a dying art. Okay, maybe you don't hear it. But it is dying.
Bushcraft is a practice of skills to survive and thrive in a natural environment. Essential bushcraft...
When thinking about abusive relationships, most people will think of adults. However, according to “Love is Respect,” the national resource to disrupt and prevent unhealthy relationships, 1 in 3 teens...
The room is quiet with anticipation; the only noise being the light chatter of patrons outside of the competition. With an enthusiastic crow of “have fun, and good luck,” over 100 participants ready...
Many Staples students have shared a similar experience: their period arrives early, and they are forced to make an uncomfortable decision of either wading up toilet paper or making the embarrassing trip...
The evening of Jan. 19 arrived and millions of users across the U.S. realized their favorite app had officially been banned. Out of anger and sadness, many deleted the app, only to discover that TikTok...
The square overflows with people: sisters, brothers, neighbors, strangers. All joined together, their eyes focus on one thing: the screen and the three girls broadcasted on it. When these girls, worn-out...
As juniors begin to figure out their post high school journey, a lot of it can seem puzzling. What schools to look at? How many times to take the SAT? When to start writing a college essay?
Many people...
As you enter your bedroom after a long day of school, your face immediately lights up. You are shocked to see that your parents and best friends have come together to celebrate you, decorating your bed...
One dead in Louisiana. Two in Illinois. It’s been less than a month into 2025 and the words “mass shooting” have once again begun to dominate national headlines. Rather than celebrating the new year,...
Anna Kercher ’25, Associate Paper Managing Editor
• January 17, 2025
As the Palisades fire scorched through California leaving devastation in its wake, thousands of homes and lives were destroyed. Yet, before the smoke could settle, the media had already framed the tragedies...
In the age of social media, students are finding their voices and making them heard in powerful, creative ways. From sparking conversations about climate change to advocating for human rights, Instagram...
