I wonder if an artist is still an artist if she can’t paint or draw. I wonder if she is still an artist if she won’t paint or draw. Two years ago, I decided to take AP art. This is a rigorous cour... More
Many claim that America is experiencing an unprecedented literacy crisis, but what does the data say? The inspiration for this article and many of the sources came from this video. As someone who is... More
Sumo citrus, the mandarin-hybrid citrus variety, is characterized by its high cost and popular taste. I tried a sumo citrus for the first time this year and, although it’s not technically an orange,... More
Why I love the analog trend–and why you should too. Gen Z is the first generation in human history to have not known a life before the digital age. Our lives have been filled with screens, from the ... More
Social Studies and Ethnic Studies are an integral part of the curriculum at Thomas Jefferson High School. Jessica Amador teaches History of Power, Conflict, and Healing, Latin American History, and Pe... More
Spanish teacher Austin Kirk carefully structures and prepares his lessons to engage and encourage his students. Spanish teacher Austin Kirk is finishing out his fourth year here at TJ. He teaches Span... More
A journey through the chaotic and meaningful life of Misha Collins. Trying to describe Misha Collins in a normal way is a lost cause. He’s technically an actor, but that is the simplest yet leas... More
There are two things that’ll outlive us: Cockroaches and Grey’s Anatomy. Honestly, I’m starting to think cockroaches will tap out first. Like most people, I LOVE the show Grey’s Anatomy. I... More
Charles’s impact and passionate spirit will continue to be cherished throughout TJ’s hallways. Danyelle Charles has been the beloved Office Manager at Thomas Jefferson High School for the ... More
Beloved mentor shaping kids’ futures one student at a time. Tahj Dillard-Watkins has been a steady, grounding presence here at Thomas Jefferson High School for nine years. Anyone who has spent time ... More