Skibidi Toilet, Tralalero Tralala, the Eye of Rah and Chopped Chin may sound like utter nonsense to the untrained ear, but to those who are chronically online or even those who have barely scratched the...

Painting eggs, waking up to chocolates and toys or celebrating the day at church are all common ways that people spend their Easter. These traditions have long histories dating back to Roman times. Similar...

Cell phones have worked their way into every waking moment of many teenagers. During school hours, many students can be found texting or scrolling on social media. Parents and teachers worry cell phones...

Due to extreme weather this past year, a myriad of schools have lost instructional days, causing districts to cancel what would normally be teacher work days. The loss of instructional days spurred a reaction...

College enrollment is continuing to decline since its initial fall in 2010. In 2021, the college enrollment rate was at a record low of 38.1%. The decline is attributed to the birth rate crisis, which...

Research Triangle universities such as the University of North Carolina State, Duke University and The University of North Carolina Chapel Hill are all facing research funding cuts in the hundreds of millions....

"Hola", "Salve" and "Bonjour" are all ways to say "hello." These languages are taught at Green Hope most students take Spanish, followed by French and then those few who take Latin. Out of the 50 states...

On March 11, 2025, the federal government began the process of reducing the department of education’s force. Nearly 2,000 employees either accepted voluntary resignation opportunities or were laid-off...

The Department of Education (ED) may no longer aid students in the cost of college, protect students from discrimination and help fund education throughout the United States.  On Mar. 20, President...

Every year on Mar. 17, celebrations break out across the country, with the biggest ones taking place in Boston, New York and Chicago. People eat certain-- often green-- foods and dress up in green clothes...

On Mar. 12, Governor Josh Stein delivered his first inaugural State of the State to a joint session of the North Carolina Assembly. In this address, he mainly focused on Hurricane Helene Recovery, the...

Students of Green Hope registering for classes in the 2025-26 school year had a new elective option: Asian American Studies Honors.  Proposed by AP U.S. History and Sociology Honors teacher Mr. Colin...