Harvard president Claudine Gay resigns after a plagiarism scandal, sparking mass debate online. Claudine Gay became Harvard University’s first female African American president only one year a... More
Two unaccompanied minors boarded the wrong flights during the 2023 holiday rush season, ending up with an impromptu vacation. In what seems like the real life version of the 1990 Christmas film Home A... More
Ross University Hills Branch Library recently renovated their teen space, keeping public libraries in the minds of the youth. Often called third spaces, libraries are some of the first things that com... More
The Portland teachers’ strike ended on November 25th after educators reached a contract agreement with the district. On November 1st, over 4,000 educators employed by Portland Public Schools (PPS) w... More
Colombian President Gustavo Petro is on a mission to exhume the San Jose. The San Jose, a 62-gun, 3-masted ship, was the flagship vessel of the Spanish treasure fleet. On the fleet’s final voyag... More
A beloved tradition has taken root at Thomas Jefferson High School; one that seeks to captivate both students and staff with mind-bending math questions. Shown in the Spartan Edition multiple times th... More
The Maker Faire is replacing the CCT open house to represent the unique classes that TJ offers. The Maker Faire has hit TJ like a storm, with Career and Technical Education (CTE) classes, clubs, and... More
Society’s status quo results in the limitation of speech. Many believe that freedom of speech is one of the most important fundamental rights of society. But nowadays, many have observed that fr... More
Click here for this week’s news and events! Monday- Tuesday- Wednesday- Thursday- Friday- First Friday – Winter Wonderland: 3:05-4:15 p.m. Saturday- Saturday School – click here ... More
SkillsUSA is changing the future workforce by giving students essential skills they need to close the skills gap. According to Forbes magazine, “eighty-seven percent of organizations ‘know they ha... More
