For teens with a passion for the great outdoors, the Indianapolis Zoo’s Generation Conservation program is taking applications for its 2018 season. Any 16-18 year old who is interested in wildlife and...
“There will be no further explanation. There will just be reputation.” These are the words that preceded the release of Taylor Swift’s sixth studio album, “Reputation,” which came out on November...
With schoolwork piling up and finals week approaching sooner and sooner each day, there has never been a better time for students to get organized.
My saving grace for organizing both my weekly plans...
November 1 marks the early action deadline for many colleges in Indiana, including Butler University, Purdue University, and Indiana University Bloomington. For many colleges, this day is also the deadline...
Love history or social studies? Have a passion for human rights and equality? Interested in learning more about current and past events in the United States?
Any student who can relate to these questions...
College visits offer a chance to see schools beyond their statistics or brochures. The experience of walking around a campus and seeing the classrooms, dorms, professors, and students in person can help...
Girls’ soccer season is well underway, and there’s no better way to get the ball rolling like an undefeated record.
The 19-member varsity team is currently 10-0, and on track to be two-time conference...
Students at McCordsville, Fortville, and Mt. Comfort elementary schools have a new class in their weekly specials lineup.
Teacher Mrs. Tingwald travels around the schools to teach a STEM class, which...
