Faith Diaz Q: How do you feel about the S.O.S Cuba movement? A: I honestly think that the movement should have been started a long time ago. I am Cuban and so is my whole family. I have family...

This year, the acceptance rate at the University of Chicago was 6% overall, including regular decision, early action and early decision applications. For regular decision applicants though, the rate was...

Senior Alexandra Torres, an aspiring journalist, first realized she wanted to be a Stanford Tree her freshman year when she researched the school’s journalism program. Torres appreciated how Stanford...

Welcome to a very special episode of the Viral, hosted by Chloe Grant and Gabriel Wagner. In today’s episode, how has COVID-19 affected journalism, here in Coral Gables Senior High? How have publications...

            Within and out of the classroom, teachers often spend hours educating their students and ensuring that they get the best quality education. As a result of such performance, there are...

            There is no avoiding the multitude of advertisements seen daily intended to persuade viewers to purchase diffusers or a kit of essential oils. However, many people are questioning why...

The United States government has been notably patriarchal throughout history, often overshadowing the many accomplishments women have had in U.S. politics. However, they have played a very critical part...