I was a very small child. Friends in my grade school classes would often laugh about it, the fact I was short enough to be their kid brother, and they’d call me names like “little guy” or “small...

All my life, I have been completely uninterested in sports. While all my friends flourished in youth leagues and charged soccer balls head first in gym class, I sat out. If you had asked me why I shied...

First days of school. Dance competitions. Major surgery. Very different situations, but they all have something in common: they all come with unknown outcomes that can cause stress in one’s life. Anyone...

Welcome back to our AP Spotlight series! Today we hear from Mr. Hinds, who teaches AP U.S History. AP U.S History or "APUSH," is taken from students ranging from sophomores to seniors. The exam itself...

Last Tuesday, the Tri-M Music Honor Society put on their third annual talent show! This event is always one to look forward to, and this year it did not disappoint! So many people of many different...

On March 18th at 6 pm, South High’s Tri-M will host their annual talent show. The show is open to all students and is a great opportunity to get your name out there and show off anything you might be...

We are back with another Interview with Aseda! This week, Leanna Obeng Sarfo is interviewed on her time as an immigrant from Ghana.

Oftentimes, poetry is viewed as overly-complex works of literary nonsense that’s been written by pretentious idiots who try too hard to make their words mean more than words, whilst also making the life...

"Interviews with Aseda" is a podcast where I interview people who have migrated to the U.S,  shedding light on the challenges they face, and the pros and cons of moving to the US but focusing more importantly...