Trick or Treat?
October is the month of carving pumpkins into jack-o'-lanterns, visiting haunted attractions, telling scary stories, and watching horror films. Halloween is on October thirty-first...
POP! CULTURE! – Music Over the Years
by Japleen Kaur and Sitaara Malaikzai
From vinyl records to Spotify playlists, music has always been the soundtrack of teenage life. But how does the...
Hope for Health: A Rising Club
By Shelisa Sergio and Layla Zedd
Starting off the 2024 school year, many students create new clubs to bring people together in a topic they’re...
The Startup of Business
The ticking of the fire from the stove. Faint clacks as the knife hits the cutting board. With the cool breeze coming through the...
A nation far too ignored, finally liberated
Syrian rebels raced through Damascus, shocked at how attainable their freedom was, and how flimsy the Assad regime had been. Across the city, relatives...
United by Words: The Family that Speech and Debate Creates
By Myeshia Manzoor and Havyn Basconcillo
Speech and Debate is a high school program where students compete in events and is an extracurricular which gives...
The Courier’s Holly Jolly Holiday Hits
The holiday season is upon us, so the courier staff each picked songs to include in this playlist. Some have to do with the...
The 2019 Playlist
The holiday season is upon us again, so the Courier staff each picked songs to include in this playlist. Some have to do with...
Antimatter: The Mysteries of the Universe’s Missing Half
For those who aren’t familiar with antimatter, it may seem like a natural miracle or some sort of crazy phenomenon. Antimatter is defined as...
Walking Out and Moving Forward: Logan Students Find Solidarity in Civic Engagement
By Noah Martinez
“No ICE! No KKK! No Fascist USA!” That chant, among many others, echoed down the roads of Alvarado Niles and H-Street. Organized...