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North Carolina is moving student information systems from Powerschool to Infinite Campus in two phases, with Wake County adopting it this summer.
Goodbye Power school, hello Infinite Campus
Every year, the Oscars hand out trophies to the best films of the year. Photo used with permission from Sung Jin Cho via Unsplash.
New Oscars, new awards, new rules
The United States is home to a diverse set of people. Used with permission from Maarten van den Heuvel via Unsplash.
Immigration and the nation
Measles, a highly contagious disease that typically affects fewer than 1,000 Americans annually, has broken out in some parts of the United States.
Measles makes a comeback
Vatican City serves as the home to the Roman-Catholic Church. Photo used with permission from Caleb Miller via Unsplash.
White smoke, new Pope
The United States is home to a diverse set of people. Used with permission from Maarten van den Heuvel via Unsplash.
Immigration and the nation
On account of bad weather, the North Carolina Senate is proposing a new bill to create more flexible calendars for schools.
Late starts, lost days: North Carolina aims for a flexible school schedule
Many universities across North Carolina are experiencing reduced funding. Photo used with permission from Ross Joyner via Unsplash.
Local universities experience funding cuts. What comes next?
Common languages in the United States include Arabic, Chinese, Spanish, Portuguese and English.
English made the official language of the United States
“Cuts will directly impact all Wake County public school families," said Wake County School Board Chair Chris Heagerty.
“Significant harm to students”: Title I funding fate
North Carolina is moving student information systems from Powerschool to Infinite Campus in two phases, with Wake County adopting it this summer.
Goodbye Power school, hello Infinite Campus
On account of bad weather, the North Carolina Senate is proposing a new bill to create more flexible calendars for schools.
Late starts, lost days: North Carolina aims for a flexible school schedule
There is a curious decline in the number of students attending college, with various factors considered to be the cause. Colleges are attempting to combat this mini crisis with targeted programs and personalized advertisements, but the results are yet to be shown.
College attendance is declining. Why?
Many universities across North Carolina are experiencing reduced funding. Photo used with permission from Ross Joyner via Unsplash.
Local universities experience funding cuts. What comes next?
Asian American foodways are one of many ways that Eastern and Western influences collide. "Asian American history is American History," and the same goes for all other ethnic groups in the US," said Annika Rogov ('25).
Green Hope pioneers first Asian American class
While its red and yellow fruits may look appealing, the oriental bittersweet is a notoriously harmful plant in North Carolina. Photo used with permission from Maria Ermolova via Unsplash.
Pretty but deadly: North Carolina’s invasive plants
Chick-fil-A is one of several fast food brands to incorporate new technology into its operations through a drive-through-only model.
Driving into the future of fast food
Light scattering on particles in the air from the fires gives the sky a scarlet orange appearance. Photo used with permission from Ashritha Nayini.
‘These places are what we considered home’: Palisades wildfires burn across Los Angeles
Carrboro sues Duke Energy for their fossil fuel contributions.
Town of Carrboro sues Duke Energy for climate change impacts
AI has an unexpected impact on natural resources: water usage. Often used to cool the data centers at the core of its generative capabilities, programs like ChatGPT pose challenges to regions with already-limited water resources.
Generative AI’s has a hidden footprint – and it isn’t what you think
Avril Yan's "Generation of Feeling," an embroidery work inspired by connections between mother and daughter.
Green Hope’s rising stars in art
Green Hope Unified students compete in a variety of races. Photo used with permission from @ghunifiedtrack via Instagram.
The race towards inclusivity: Green Hope Unified track
Prom is a memorable time of the year for many people and planning in advance makes it even more enjoyable!
Plan a perfect prom
Town Hall Commons Pool getting ready for opening by vacuuming the pool, making sure it is all clean and setting up the shallow vs deeper areas of the pool.
Start summer with a splash
Nabiha Rahman (‘25) officially accepts the offer to join the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill as a Morehead-Cain Scholar. (Photo used with permission from Nabiha Rahman)
Morehead-Cain Scholar Nabiha Rahman accepts full ride at Chapel Hill
Green Hope students get to socialize with people interested in similar topics to them at SkillsUSA events.
Success at SkillsUSA
Green Hope's Model UN poses before their annual conference at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. Photo used with permission from Alex Robinson.
MUN-umental: Green Hope’s Model UN wins at annual conference
The Environmental Club at Green Hope is dedicated to bettering the Earth through acts of sustainability.
Going green: The efforts of Green Hopes environmental club
Green Hope DECA members holding up signs before the awards ceremony. Photo used with permission from Jay Kalidindi.
See the DECA-cation: Green Hope wins big at state competition
Club president Dashel Lishok and sponsor, Coach Brady Shulfer, aim to empower the younger generation in the world of politics through their Young Republicans Club.
The future of politics: Green Hope Young Republicans Club
Aryan Subhash ('26) applying his skills from the Finance and Economics Club. Photo used with permission from Aryan Subhash.
Humans of Green Hope: Aryan Subhash
Natalie Hancock ('26) expresses herself through dance. Photo used with permission from Natalie Hancock.
Humans of Green Hope: Natalie Hancock
Aubrey Green ('26) poses with the rest of the SkillsUSA team. Photo used with permission from Aubrey Green.
Humans of Green Hope: Aubrey Green
Mr. Benjamin Rush shows AP Environmental Science (APES) students animals on trips to the wetland.
Humans of Green Hope: Mr. Benjamin Rush
Josselyn DeSantis ('28) hits a serve at a home match, taking place at Cary Tennis Park. Photo used with permission from Josselyn DeSantis.
Humans of Green Hope: Josselyn DeSantis
Nic Anderson (‘25) seen in the fall ‘23 advanced theater production of “The Terrible Infants.” The upcoming spring musical “9 to 5” will be her eleventh production with the Green Hope Theatre Company. Photo used with permission from Nic Anderson.
Talents of Theater: Nic Anderson
Ria Rohilla (‘24) is seen constructing the set for Green Hope Theatre Company’s fall 2023 play, “Almost Maine.” Photo used with permission from Ria Rohilla.
Talents of Theater: Ria Rohilla
Eva Alperovich (‘24) poses for a photo shoot after her performance of “The Marriage” at her old theater camp in Massachusetts. Photo used with permission from Eva Alperovich.
Talents of Theater: Eva Alperovich
Dianhao Li ('25), portraying "Lendall" in Green Hope's production, “Almost Maine,” acts out a breakup with fellow member of the drama club. Photo used with permission from Dianhao Li.
Talents of Theater: Dianhao Li
Henry Rowen (‘24) assumes the lead role of Franklin Hart Jr., in the spring musical, 9 to 5. Photo used with permission from Mr. Allen Botwick.
Talents of Theater: Henry Rowen
Senior Briggs Stanley is running towards her opponent's goal, preparing to score. Photo used with permission from Briggs Stanley.
A century in points: Briggs Stanley’s 100th career goal
The team poses together after a victory over conference rivals Panther Creek. Photo used with permission from Anne Easter.
First time in four years
Seniors stand with their families during the baseball senior night game.
One final celebration: Spring sports senior nights
The Carolina Hurricanes and Florida Panthers will have a rematch of the 2023 Eastern Conference Final. Here is a preview of the next matchup.
Panthers vs Hurricanes: ECF Preview
The tennis team stands together after their victory at the state tournament. Photo used with permission from @ghhsmtennis on Instagram.
A “love” for the game
The destruction caused by showings of “A Minecraft Movie” have caused many issues, including broken screens.
Chicken Jockey!
Nintendo’s next system will be a sequel to the wildly popular Nintendo Switch system.
Switching it up
Enjoy spoonfuls of edible cookie dough straight from the bowl. Photo used with permission from Phil Hearing via Unsplash.
DIY sweet treats
Movies release all the time, even before the typical summer blockbuster release window. Each movie tells its own story, from financial success to critical failure. Photo used with permission from Felipe Bustillo via Unsplash.
Before the summer season
Mother’s Day is a time of celebration and appreciation. These gifts just scratch the surface to honor moms.
A gift for Mom
John “U.S. Agent" Walker, a member of the Thunderbolts team, is one of the many anti-heroes that band together in the movie. Photo used with permission from Marjan Blan via Unsplash
Thunderbolts* review: Marvel is back*
The newest addition to the Hunger Games series, “Sunrise on the Reaping” released on Mar. 18th 2025.
“Sunrise on the Reaping”: A new addition to “The Hunger Games” series
The second season of Apple TV show "Severance" thrills viewers with constant plot twists and advancements. Photo used with permission from Apple TV+
An in-depth look into Season 2 of “Severance”
Getting a manicure is a relaxing treatment, but many customers overlook the potential germs teeming in their favorite salon. Photo used with permission from Giorgio Travato via Unsplash.
The unsanitary side of nail salons
"Ne Zha 2" breaks box office records, in China and abroad. Photo used with permission from Ravit Sages.
“Ne Zha 2” review: A classic retelling breaks box office records
America is as divided as ever, and one way this could be stopped is by not caring about a person’s political opinion and focusing on the things that do matter. Photo used with permission from Brandon Mowinkel via Unsplash
Politics aren’t worth the fallout
The entertainment industry benefits significantly from their audience binge watching. Because of that, they cater their content to these people. However, is this really the best move in regards to quality television in comparison to how it used to be?
No filler, less full— A business mentality
Recently, diet culture has rebranded into something focused on "wellness" instead of physical image; however, the culture still maintains a harmful and toxic nature.
The rebrand of diet culture
Currently, many children are in the spotlight on social media platforms, but what really goes on behind the scenes may be unknown to viewers.
What’s going on behind the camera?
“Mickey 17,” an original film from filmmaker Bong Joon-Ho, did not make money at the box office despite the movement for original films taking place during its theatrical window. Promotional photo used with permission from Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.
Does anyone actually want original movies?
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Holi, the festival of colors originating in India, is celebrated by people all over the globe. This holiday often falls in the month of March, but is dependent on the Hindu lunar calendar. Photo used with permission from Thanu Kalikiri ('25).
Festival of colors: Holi in Cary
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Gossip Girls: Revisiting the Grammys
Michael Joof ('25) drives to the basket for a layup. Joof has started every conference game the Falcons have played.
Gallery: Men’s basketball battles Apex Friendship and Green Level
Abigail Brown ('25) rejects a shot from a Middle Creek guard. She is averaging 1.4 blocks per game.
Gallery: Womens basketball against Middle Creek
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Falcons on Film: Invincible Season 3 spoiler review
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Gossip Girls: Revisiting the Grammys
Cover created by Isabel Westerlund.
Falcons on Film: 2025 Oscar Predictions
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The Green Hope Greatness Podcast: Winter sports midseason recap
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Gossip Girls: Blake Lively’s backlash
Art in action: Colorguard
Art in action: Colorguard
AP Environmental Science program nurtures future stewards
AP Environmental Science program nurtures future stewards
Igniting innovation: Economics fair 2024
Igniting innovation: Economics fair 2024
Among the halls: State Fair edition
Powderpuff 2023
Holi, the festival of colors originating in India, is celebrated by people all over the globe. This holiday often falls in the month of March, but is dependent on the Hindu lunar calendar. Photo used with permission from Thanu Kalikiri ('25).
Festival of colors: Holi in Cary
Michael Joof ('25) drives to the basket for a layup. Joof has started every conference game the Falcons have played.
Gallery: Men’s basketball battles Apex Friendship and Green Level
Abigail Brown ('25) rejects a shot from a Middle Creek guard. She is averaging 1.4 blocks per game.
Gallery: Womens basketball against Middle Creek
Kody Frey ('25) finishes at the basket. He is currently second in the conference with 18.3 points per game.
Gallery: Mens basketball against Middle Creek
Knox Frey ('28) dunks the basketball on a fast break. He is averaging 14.4 points per game
Gallery: Mens basketball against Panther Creek
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Which North Carolina school do you think suits you best? Graphic made my Nolan Sullivan on Canva
What North Carolina school are you?
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“Mickey 17,” an original film from filmmaker Bong Joon-Ho, did not make money at the box office despite the movement for original films taking place during its theatrical window. Promotional photo used with permission from Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.
Does anyone actually want original movies?
Light scattering on particles in the air from the fires gives the sky a scarlet orange appearance. Photo used with permission from Ashritha Nayini.
‘These places are what we considered home’: Palisades wildfires burn across Los Angeles
Hollywood has a habit of casting lighter skinned people in the roles of darker skinned characters, the most recent example being that of Aaron Pierre as John Stewart in the DC Studios and HBO series, “Lanterns.”
Colorism + Hollywood = Nothing new
Hurricane Helene swept across Western North Carolina, devastating towns like Canton and disrupting sports teams' seasons. Photo courtesy of Nora McDunn.
Storming back: How a small town football team defied all odds
A city underwater: feet of floodwater drown the historic Biltmore Village in Asheville. Photo courtesy of Ms. Kaylee Jacobs.
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America is as divided as ever, and one way this could be stopped is by not caring about a person’s political opinion and focusing on the things that do matter. Photo used with permission from Brandon Mowinkel via Unsplash
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The entertainment industry benefits significantly from their audience binge watching. Because of that, they cater their content to these people. However, is this really the best move in regards to quality television in comparison to how it used to be?
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Recently, diet culture has rebranded into something focused on "wellness" instead of physical image; however, the culture still maintains a harmful and toxic nature.
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