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Children collect eggs on a hunt to find chocolates, toys, money and more. Photo used with permission from Gabby Fekete.
How did Easter become about bunnies and chocolate?
Bill 87, looking to ban or greatly restrict phone use in schools, was recently introduced to the North Carolina Senate. Created by Isabella Phillips in Canva.
Do Not Disturb: NC legislation aims to ban phones in schools
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?
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
Dismantling the Department of Education could change how resources are allocated affecting various communities.
Changes are coming to the Department of Education
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
Communication between administrators and emergency services is streamlined by the RAVE Panic Button.
Can this app keep schools safe?
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
Green Hope students get to socialize with people interested in similar topics to them at SkillsUSA events.
Success at SkillsUSA
The cast of the SpongeBob musical is met with a standing ovation at the end of the play.
The SpongeBob Musical: Green Hope’s spring play captivates the audience
Dr. Kim stands with students creating Asian American oral history projects. Photo used with permission from Karuna Shanmugam ('26).
Teaching and understanding narratives: A closer look at Asian American studies
The Green Hope Chorus earned commendatory scores on their recent competition, and emphasize the growth was a result of weeks of rehearsal. Photo used with permission from Cali Glenn ('25).
Superstar scores for Green Hope Chorus
Theater four cast dressed at a banquet together on stage. Photo used with permission from Mrs. Melissa Poppe.
Green Hope theater conquers Nationals
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
The Hurricanes are off to a quick start as they head to New Jersey and attempt to sweep the New Jersey Devils this weekend.
Canes roll on to New Jersey
Volleybros fosters a competitive environment for athletes to play volleyball. Photo used with permission from An Vu (‘26).
A recap of Green Hope Volleybros
The Stanley Cup Playoffs have kicked off. Here is a preview of every series in the first round. Who do you think will be holding Lord Stanley? Photo used with permission from Josh Appel via Unsplash.
Stanley Cup Playoffs preview
GH Stunt practices to ensure moves are sharp for upcoming competitions. Photo used with permission from Jane Lee (‘27).
The beginning of Green Hope stunt
UFC 314 took place over the weekend, and it did not disappoint. There were many entertaining bouts, as there were three early finishes and two fights that went the distance. Photo used with permission from Steven Cordes via Unsplash.
UFC main card 314 recap
The fashion industry continues to profit off of people's desire to go back to "simpler times."
Selling memories: How nostalgia influences the fashion industry
The Company Mill Spur Trail connects the Sycamore and the Company Mill trail.
Trips in the Triangle: Hiking spots
The Lenovo Center is one of the larger venues in North Carolina, being able to seat 20,000 people.
A guide to North Carolina’s upcoming spring concerts
Everyone knows about April Fool’s Day, but where exactly does it come from and when did it first happen?
The mysterious origins of April Fool’s Day
For almost two decades, YouTube has been a dominant force in the world of video-sharing, though it did not start out as many people think it did.
The history of YouTube: Where it all began
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
Kenneth Branagh, the puppet master behind the English IV curriculum, is used to teach a lesson on “Othello.”
Did Kenneth Branagh secretly influence the English IV curriculum?
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?
North Carolina House Bill (HB) 301, which was proposed in March 2025, attempts to apply social media protections for minors aged 15 and under
North Carolina bill aims to limit social media access for minors
A survey conducted by Pfizer found that 87% of Americans report having at least one fear about aging. Photo used with permission from Malin K. via Unsplash.
Everyone is afraid of aging
In an increasingly isolated world, genuine romantic relationships seem extremely rare. Picture used with permission from René Ranisch from Unsplash
The problem with modern dating
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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: 2025 Oscar Predictions
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Gossip Girls: Blake Lively’s backlash
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AP Environmental Science program nurtures future stewards
AP Environmental Science program nurtures future stewards
Igniting innovation: Economics fair 2024
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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
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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Quiz: What spring sport are you?
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Quiz: Which spring flower are you?
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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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September marks Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness in the causes and effects of childhood cancer.
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Itziar Carrasco Gomez

Itziar Carrasco Gomez, Opinion/Editorials Editor

Itziar Carrasco Gomez is a senior at Green Hope High School. She loves to spend time with family and friends. She has been a part of the Green Hope Falcon for a year now and hopes to continue pursuing journalism in the future whether a hobby or full career. In the next few years, she sees herself pursuing a degree and potentially moving to New York to be more involved in fashion. She hopes to use journalism as a way to highlight important issues and create change. 

All content by Itziar Carrasco Gomez
Many uncomfortable moments remain a secret to the public and even the parent's of younger actors.

Behind the scenes: The exploitation of child actors

Itziar Carrasco Gomez, Opinion/Editorials Editor
February 20, 2024
There are hundreds of herbs to try to grow such as basil, chamomile, lavender and sage. Whether you love to drink tea or use them in food, growing your own herbs can be a fun way to spend your time throughout spring.

From seed to harvest: An herb growing guide

Itziar Carrasco Gomez, Opinion/Editorials Editor
April 24, 2024
April 15 through 19 is Work Zone Awareness Week and is intended to educate people regarding construction worker deaths, particularly from driving accidents.

[Photo] Slowing down, saving lives

Alan Shr and Peggy Chen
April 19, 2024
A viewer watches the solar eclipse through her ISO-certified eclipse glasses. These special glasses can be purchased from various stores or disseminated at events.

[Photo] Chasing shadows: A guide to the 2024 solar eclipse

Peggy Chen, Editor-in-Chief
April 8, 2024
As winter comes to its end, a beach trip during spring break offers a glimpse into the anticipated summer months.

[Photo] Miami Beach officially breaks it off with spring break

Valentina Garcia, Staff Writer
March 12, 2024
2024 brings an opportunity to engage with these exciting events and locations, selected by the GH Falcon staff.

A peek ahead: 2024 preview

Max Spiegel, Annabella Monge, Itziar Carrasco Gomez, and Tanner Kannan
January 29, 2024
The proposed renovations focus on community and togetherness, but the older generations worry about having to go up several floors due to the appeal to apartment living. However, city officials have as of now agreed that residents could pick where to live.

Live updates: Fayetteville’s Murchison neighborhood renovation

Itziar Carrasco Gomez, Opinion/Editorials Editor
January 30, 2024
Popular celebrities are labeled with the term “canceled” after public controversies. Social media allows the spread of disapproving celebrity actions, manipulating opinions on their fans and the public image of the idol.

Betrayal and entitlement strike audiences

Sam Chu and Itziar Carrasco Gomez
January 17, 2024
Many people seem to be celebrating this new project, but many people native to Chatham County see this new venture as a disaster waiting to happen.

[Photo] Making dreams come true through gentrification

Valentina Garcia, Staff Writer
January 4, 2024
Some say that the growing divide between red states and blue states was highlighted in the debate -- both in governing styles and policy decisions.

[Photo] The great red vs. blue state debate

Leo McDunn, Staff Writer
December 6, 2023
New advancements in AI allowed popular band The Beatles to revamp old recordings into new releases.

[Photo] The Beatles release their final song, “Now and Then”

Max Spiegel and Mason Cline
November 17, 2023
Even when shopping, one can see the many scandals splashed across the front pages of magazines all around checkout zones in stores such as Harris Teeter, Publix, and Walmart.

An obsession with gossip

Itziar Carrasco Gomez, Opinion/Editorials Editor
November 15, 2023

The Falcon Platform: Winter fashion trends

Itziar Carrasco Gomez and Sam Chu
November 7, 2023
Studying both languages adds stress and work onto student's already full schedules, further pressuring them on their path to proficiency.

[Photo] A multilingual seesaw

Annabella Monge, Staff Writer
November 3, 2023
Following the attack by Hamas on Oct. 7, the Palestine-Israel conflict increases tensions nationally.

Student, Leo McDunn sets up the lighting in the broadcast room to ensure that the anchors are captured on camera in high quality.

[Photo] Behind the scenes: weekly broadcast news

Sam Chu and Miguel Carrasco Gomez
October 12, 2023
Greek life organizations advertise themselves as an opportunity for students to find a place within its respective members and work towards community positive work that encourages growth: however, there have been several instances with issues such as drug abuse that have left people wondering whether these institutions are such a positive environment after all.

[Photo] A culture of toxicity

Deepa Ramesh, Staff Writer
October 11, 2023
Baking can be a great way to wind down, and food can connect many, especially during the colder months of the year. Wind down with the recipes in the articles and gather with loved ones for a fun fall celebration!

Fall bake and make: A season for crafting!

Itziar Carrasco Gomez, Opinion/Editorials Editor
October 10, 2023
Air strikes in both Gaza and surrounding Israeli territories have led to mass destruction and countless fatalities.

On Saturday Sept. 30, Congress took action to prevent a major government shutdown from occurring by passing a bill which was signed into action late Saturday night by President Biden.

[Photo] United States government shutdown averted

Armaan Minhas, Staff Writer
October 3, 2023
Protesters gather in large metropolitan areas like New York to speak against climate change.

[Photo] Influence and inconvenience: The blurred line of stage level protesting

Valentina Garcia, Staff Writer
September 23, 2023
Infinity Song, an indie band on the rise, released a single named, “Hater’s Anthem” delving into the mindset of those promoting online hate.

The hatred epidemic

Itziar Carrasco Gomez, Opinion/Editorials Editor
September 30, 2023
Damages at the SweeTea Boba shop with broken glass covering the entrance in the early Saturday morning.

Streak of break-ins target local small businesses

Itziar Carrasco Gomez, Opinion/Editorials Editor
September 27, 2023
Fetishization has been a historical problem, only continuing to rise with the popularity of Eastern pop culture in the West.

[Photo] An obscure obsession: The fetishization of East Asians

Sam Chu, Staff Writer
September 23, 2023

Falcon Platform: Fashion during a recession

Itziar Carrasco Gomez and Sam Chu
September 22, 2023
A current war of statements and words may be resolved in court as Michael Oher filed a petition against the Tuohys on Aug. 14. (Unsplash)

Heartwarming adoption or facade? Michael Oher hires lawyers to investigate adoptive family

Itziar Carrasco Gomez, Opinion/Editorials Editor
September 4, 2023
Summer shopping: Trends to look out for

Summer shopping: Trends to look out for

Itziar Carrasco Gomez, Opinion/Editorials Editor
May 30, 2023
New clubs set new goals

New clubs set new goals

Itziar Carrasco Gomez and Megan Khor
May 24, 2023
Supporters come together to bring awareness and commemorate those who have passed from breast cancer.

Walking for awareness: The Susan G. Komen 5k race

Itziar Carrasco Gomez, Opinion/Editorials Editor
May 12, 2023

Falcon Platform: Met Gala and separating art from the artist

Itziar Carrasco Gomez and Aditi Bhadauria
May 10, 2023
Women continue to protest against their oppressors in society. They are oftentimes disregarded as extremists.

Misandry and misogyny: A response to oppression

Itziar Carrasco Gomez, Opinion/Editorials Editor
April 27, 2023
Prom is coming, and students are going shopping to find the perfect dress.

A dress guide for 2023 prom season

Itziar Carrasco Gomez, Opinion/Editorials Editor
March 29, 2023
Social media has played a large role in the evolvement of the LGBTQ+ community.

Safety and acceptance: Finding validity in the LGBTQ+ community

Itziar Carrasco Gomez, Opinion/Editorials Editor
March 23, 2023
Covid's test optional policies have led many to ask if standardized testing is necessary at all.

The cost behind a grade: Standardized testing exclusions

Itziar Carrasco Gomez, Opinion/Editorials Editor
March 16, 2023
Students are taken advantage of for their desire to work and be financially independent by employers.

Overlooked and overworked: Teens in the work force

Itziar Carrasco Gomez, Opinion/Editorials Editor
March 9, 2023
Students struggle with motivation as they are kept out of opportunities and unable to strive for success.

Academic elitism: You’re not stupid, you’re just learning

Itziar Carrasco Gomez, Opinion/Editorials Editor
March 3, 2023
A simple small gifts for Valentines Day can go a long way!

Valentines Day gift guide

Itziar Carrasco Gomez, Opinion/Editorials Editor
February 13, 2023
Join this fashion podcast by Sam and Itziar as they discuss fashion news and trends. Cover image created by Itziar Carrasco Gomez.

Falcon Platform: Paris fashion week recap

Aditi Bhadauria and Itziar Carrasco Gomez
February 9, 2023
Girl Scouts has brought together women of diverse ages and backgrounds and united them as a group, helping each other to both learn skills or share knowledge.

Girl Scouts programs foster future leaders

Peggy Chen and Itziar Carrasco Gomez
February 1, 2023
Another piece from Sonali Langan's senior portfolio.

Scholastic Art and Writing contest: Green Hope’s winners

Itziar Carrasco Gomez, Opinion/Editorials Editor
January 30, 2023
Join this fashion podcast by Sam and Itziar as they discuss fashion news and trends. Cover image created by Itziar Carrasco Gomez.

Falcon Platform: Overconsumption and the influence of trends

Itziar Carrasco Gomez and Aditi Bhadauria
January 19, 2023
2023 has already proven to be a year filled with new trends in the fashion world.

New year, new trends: 2023 fashion predictions

Itziar Carrasco Gomez and Aditi Bhadauria
January 17, 2023
NC Chinese Lantern Festival display by the Koka Booth Amphitheater next to the forest displays.

A delightful visit: The NC Chinese Lantern Festival

Itziar Carrasco Gomez, Opinion/Editorials Editor
January 9, 2023
Vivienne Westwood passed away at 81 on December 29, leaving the fashion industry devastated.

Punk icon and fashion designer Vivienne Westwood dies at 81

Itziar Carrasco Gomez, Opinion/Editorials Editor
January 8, 2023
Now able to create artwork just from a click of a button, artificial intelligence art (AI) is changing how art is being made.

AI art poses questions surrounding ethicality across various communities

Megan Khor and Itziar Carrasco Gomez
December 21, 2022
The Cary Flea and Food Market set up in front of The Fidelity Bank on December 11, 2022.

A visit to the monthly market: The Cary Flea and Food Market

Itziar Carrasco Gomez, Opinion/Editorials Editor
December 13, 2022
Join this fashion podcast by Sam and Itziar as they discuss fashion news and trends. Cover image created by Itziar Carrasco Gomez.

The Falcon Platform Podcast: Ad campaign tanks Balenciaga

Itziar Carrasco Gomez and Aditi Bhadauria
December 12, 2022
Green Hope Symphony Orchestra performing at the Cary Tree Lighting event on December 3rd.

Green Hope Orchestra charms Downtown Cary during annual tree lighting

Itziar Carrasco Gomez, Opinion/Editorials Editor
December 5, 2022
Picking a career as a high school student can present confusion and stress.

Clearing a Path to Success: Career Development Month

Itziar Carrasco Gomez, Opinion/Editorials Editor
December 1, 2022
Young dancer struck and killed by a truck at the Raleigh Christmas Parade.

Tragedy strikes at the Raleigh Christmas Parade

Itziar Carrasco Gomez, Opinion/Editorials Editor
November 21, 2022
ED culture is pushed from all directions, due to this it's not uncommon for such tendencies and thoughts to be internalized.

An unhealthy algorithm: Eating disorder culture

Itziar Carrasco Gomez and Yan Zimnitskaya
November 21, 2022
Shooting takes place at the University of Virginia on Sunday, November 13th.

Three killed in shooting at the University of Virginia

Itziar Carrasco Gomez, Opinion/Editorials Editor
November 15, 2022
Join this fashion podcast by Sam and Itziar as they discuss fashion news and trends. Cover image created by Itziar Carrasco Gomez.

The Falcon Platform Podcast: A spray on dress & the Coperni controversy

Itziar Carrasco Gomez and Aditi Bhadauria
November 3, 2022
Drag clubs across the world provide a safe space for all.

Ballroom culture: How newfound interest propels gentrification

Itziar Carrasco Gomez, Opinion/Editorials Editor
November 1, 2022
The Arctic Monkeys have been rediscovered time and time again by newer generations.

New single, new range: Body paint

Itziar Carrasco Gomez, Opinion/Editorials Editor
October 13, 2022
A floatie frenzy: Moschino’s 2023 Summer Collection

A floatie frenzy: Moschino’s 2023 Summer Collection

Itziar Carrasco Gomez, Opinion/Editorials Editor
October 11, 2022
Picture of The Raleigh Collectors Show taken by one of the stands in the Hampton Inn.

Vintage Paradise: The Raleigh Music Collectors Show

Itziar Carrasco Gomez and Amaya Dockery
September 28, 2022
The concert brightens as color brings the arena to life.

Indie Artists: A Unique Addition to Your Playlist

Itziar Carrasco Gomez, Opinion/Editorials Editor
September 23, 2022
Aidan Abramson wearing his favorite thrifted sweater and pants at Bond Park.

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