In a (relatively) recent opinion piece in The New York Times, “Thinking Is Becoming a Luxury Good,” British journalist Mary Harrington delves into the state of thinking in the modern day. In the...

Jacobsen Syndrome is an extremely rare chromosomal difference that someone has at birth. People with it are missing part of their 11th chromosome (11q), which causes them to have multiple health differences....

The term cringe has exploded beyond its dictionary roots. No longer just an involuntary reaction to discomfort, "cringe" has become a cultural label, a weaponized buzzword aimed at policing sincerity,...

Skyline has two lunches: early and late. Now, on paper, this seems completely reasonable. I mean, Skyline is a big school; there are about 1,500 students here.  So what's the problem? Well, it was...

Some exotic animals have become pets that are legal to own in Michigan: the Arctic Fox, Mink, Skunk, the Bengal Cat, and many more. However, there are a couple questions to consider before adopting...

“Don’t be afraid of taking [online classes],” says Audra Ambrozaitis (‘27). “It’s a lot easier because I can pace myself. I can get ahead.” Taking an online class has many benefits for...

Editor's note: this is an opinion piece If you’re looking for more flexibility in your schedule or fewer in-person class hours, online school could be the solution for you. Ann Arbor Public Schools...

Editor's note: this is an opinion piece With the rise of “Booktok” and popular romance and fantasy books such as the sensational It Ends with Us by Colleen Hoover and A Court of Thorns and Roses...