November. The first of many deadlines in the stress-inducing journey that is college admissions. Much like the graduating classes before it—and the ones...

      Perhaps one of the most influential and outstanding men in all of American history, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., fought against racial segregation,...

And So It Begins: It was the day before Winter Break and everyone else was already on their way home after a grueling week of finals… everyone except...

She’s beauty; she’s grace; she’s gonna tell you that you have a variety of mental problems after taking a personality quiz, take your money to fix...

School is back in session, effectively bringing back the debate of what to wear to class. While walking through the hallways this year, you might notice...

     In the late ‘60s, some US citizens started to reject the social constructs of the ‘50s and question authority—a shift which ultimately kick-started...

Pulled by the opportunity of striking it rich in gold, East Asians began to immigrate across the Pacific Ocean during U.S. westward expansion. In 1871,...

Amid the March Madness craze for basketball and the growing dread of Tax Day, one vital celebration is too often disregarded: Women’s History Month....

Black History Month is a celebration of achievements by African Americans that occurs annually. Starting in 1976, every U.S. president has officially designated...

     If anyone had told me at the beginning of 2020 that ostensibly the biggest game of the year would be a modernized version of the childhood classic...

Many Homestead students are involved in an activity that is based around music. Whether that be show choir, orchestra, marching band or jazz band, there...