By Jackson Darby 2026: Her senior year, she’s not sitting at a desk in school. She’s in the operating room … observing the birth of a newborn to prepare her for her future. “I’ve been there to deliver babies and I’ve seen trauma patients come into the ER,” senior Jordan Bunch said. “I’ve also been…

By Cameron Pettiford  “Your word is glue.”  “Ok, J-L” This was the moment sophomore Aaron Pan knew he would remember for the rest of his life.  After coming off two consecutive school spelling bee victories, Pan thought it would be “easy pickin’s.” But shortly after the competition began, he became unglued. “I just thought, I…

By Chloe Oliver Delta has evolved from just pen and paper, to word processing, to computer labs, to Chromebook carts, and then to a 1:1 student-to-Chromebook ratio. Students have relied on using Chromebooks for years now. This is how some students are used to learning and building their careers. But now, will paper make a…

By Shaelyn Davis Walking into high school for the first time felt different for everyone, but some freshmen would agree on one thing: the transition from middle school to high school was bigger than expected. Between the heavier workloads, new freedoms, and unfamiliar faces, ninth grade has already become a year of change. “The first…

In a 300-word story series, juniors and seniors express how they have changed from the time they started band and color guard. By Kennedi Wilson Blocking up, getting ready to go out on the field, saying “evens … odds… evens … odds” over and over until you get to the right spot, marching to the start…

By Aaron Pan It’s used everywhere, schools, offices, hospitals, factories, cars, and even fast food restaurants. It isn’t something you might expect, but it is definitely influential. It’s been used to treat patients with cancer, write essays, in your McDonald’s drive-thru, and even possibly this article. It’s not magic, it’s AI.  However, many people argue…

By Jensen Boyd Two men walking by each other on the same campus, “chirping” at Miami Ohio fans, and sporting red merchandise. Now, these same two college graduates meet again, but this time, back in high school–one believing that this will be his home for many years, and the other using it as a stepping…