With the looming Jan. 19 deadline, TikTok’s future in the United States remains uncertain. The U.S. Supreme Court is discussing a law that mandates ByteDance, TikTok’s Chinese parent company, to...

Early in November, Loy Norrix celebrated the grand opening of a new community resource: the Knights Health Center. Located just left of the Tower, the clinic provides health services to all residents of...

The lights are shut off, all of your classmates are silent, and the teacher is rambling on about something you stopped listening to a while ago. You just can't help it, you put your head down for just...

Lunch time is students' first break. Often, it's their only break from classes the entire day. The time of day that students eat lunch can affect how students and teachers think, eat and focus.  At...

Imagine waking up late for school on the day of a big exam. You run downstairs in a frenzy and jump in the car. On the way to school, however, you come across a big white and orange sign. Other cars are...

For centuries, artists have been seen as poor and lower class, exemplified by tropes like the "starving artist." However, there is one time a year when this stereotype doesn’t apply to the artists in...

“Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof,” reads the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.  While Loy Norrix High School...

Sports are fun, but playing school and travel sports come with different standards. Due to those standards, students have a preference as to which one they prefer playing. Travel and school sports can...

Many students struggle with getting to school or class on time, either being in the car line in the morning or simply sleeping in and missing their alarm. Additionally, in the building students complain...

A student walks down the crowded, loud, disorienting hallway. Making their way to class, they stop once again to pull out a hat from their backpack. They slip it on and everything seems a bit more...

It’s the first Wednesday of October, and teachers and administrators hope students will come to school, meaning today is Count Day.  Count Day is the day when each student in class is worth $8,700...