Election talk is everywhere. It’s hard to escape, as millions of Americans grapple with their emotions, opinions, and reflections. Snippets of candidates in emotional moments get millions of views, with every news source...
Students can make the jump from a non-honors to honors math course at two points in their time at Sacred Heart: the transition from at-level Geometry to Algebra II Trig Honors and the transition from at-level Algebra II to Precalculus AB Honors....
Considering that the United States’ political landscape is often deemed polarizing, contentious, and divisive, many viewers were shocked to repeatedly hear the phrase “I agree with you,” at the start of a running mate’s response to...
As of September 4th, 2024, SHP students have gone to 49 classes in the new school year; Taylor Swift has released 49 songs, including their remixes; and the United States has witnessed 49 school shootings (CNN). On Wednesday, September 4th in...
On June 29th, 2023, the Supreme Court (SCOTUS) deemed the use of affirmative action in college admissions to be unconstitutional. Affirmative action is the use of policies that try to increase diversity through using race as a factor in the...
Summer will soon be among us, so SHP students have already set out to determine just how their time away from school will unfold. Exploring Entrepreneurship...
Helen Nguyen ‘25, Staff Writer • November 10, 2024
Not much is agreed upon in American politics, but the bipartisan truth is that America is politically polarized. The Carnegie Endowment for International...
