April 11, 2025 By Alexandra Lourenço and Debra Ogunbowale Editor-in-Chief and Webmaster This timeline is part of a four-part in-depth reporting project about cars. 1886: Birth of the automobile On Jan. 29, 1886 German inventor Karl Benz submitted a patent for ... More »
April 11, 2025 By Chiara Cardone Deputy Editor This article is part of a four-part in-depth reporting project about cars. Seventy-five years ago, Formula One launched as a European motorsport competition. Today, it is a worldwide phenomenon, with races on six ... More »
April 8, 2025 By Ioanna Hantzaras Staff Writer How do some of the school’s busiest students juggle Advanced Placement classes, extracurriculars and sports while still finding time to do homework and study? For three of LHS’ scholars, it’s all about discipline,... More »
April 7, 2025 By Isabella Bartlett Managing Editor As the clock strikes midnight, senior Ariana Feliciano feels her eyelids getting heavy as the pressure of an impending deadline keeps her awake. Like many high school students, Feliciano, who takes four colleg... More »
March 21, 2025 By Zana Lacka Staff Writer This article is part of a six-part in-depth reporting project about women’s issues. For many American families, the cost of child care can feel overwhelming, leaving little room for financial freedom. According to the ... More »
March 20, 2025 By Sena Fidan Editor This article is part of a six-part in-depth reporting project about women’s issues. The entertainment industry is filled with female stereotypes, such as the “cool girl,” “damsel in distress” and “manic pixie dream girl.” F... More »
March 20, 2025 By Janset Çinaz Copy Editor This article is part of a six-part in-depth reporting project about women’s issues. Many people have heard of STEM, the acronym for science, technology, engineering and mathematics. This area of study drives innovati... More »
March 20, 2025 By Isabella Bartlett Managing Editor This article is part of a six-part in-depth reporting project about women’s issues. Despite progress in recent years, women remain underrepresented in American politics, holding only a fraction of elected pos... More »
March 20, 2025 By Zahara Chowdhury Editor-in-Chief This article is part of a six-part in-depth reporting project about women’s issues. From government regulations to professional dress codes, women’s clothing has been debated and scrutinized worldwide. Sophom... More »
March 20, 2025 By Sena Fidan Editor When passing notes in class became simple texts, communication shifted. The thrill of folded paper exchanged with a knowing glance was replaced by emojis and abbreviations. Cellphones have made communication quick and more e... More »
March 14, 2025 By Debra Ogunbowale Webmaster When sophomore Christina Mizeski stepped into a public school for the first time in November 2020, it was not just a new school district she had to adjust to—it was learning in the midst of a global pandemic. “I do ... More »
Feb. 13, 2025 By Rayan Yamout Editor This article is part of a three-part in-depth reporting project about food. Cookies have long been a cherished indulgence. From the timeless charm of chocolate chip to the hearty appeal of oatmeal raisin and the simple swe... More »
