It’s okay to disagree with your parents. Especially in this politically divided moment, disagreeing with your parents on contentious policy...

It was just another day in my Social Ethics class when I saw Ava DuVernay’s documentary, 13th. The unit we were studying at that time was rooted...

This article was originally published by Nik De Silva in the Opinion Pages. Special permission was granted to the Heartbeat to publish an edited...

Many factors influence our perception of the world: education, financial status, family, and peers. Our political beliefs are important parts...

As Valentine's Day approaches, stores start to fill up with bouquets and heart-shaped chocolates, but are these overpriced items really the best...

  By Brooke Klemens ‘29 Staff Writer Teenagers love to label themselves as “night owls,” but what happens when this label intrudes...

Every January, millions of people promise to reinvent themselves. Whether it’s exercising more, eating healthier, or studying harder, New Year’s...

When did holiday cheer start coming with a price tag? Holiday spending in the United States has climbed to record highs, signaling a shift in...

At our school, football games draw huge crowds, packing the bleachers with insurmountable student school spirit. A passerby would hear our cheers...

Misinformation is everywhere today —on social media, in the news, in rumors around school. The Heartbeat has decided to do our part to combat...

Putting together the puzzle pieces of what it means to create authentically sustainable products and practices feels unattainable. Sustainability,...

Some swear by the freedom of profit. Others by the justice of fairness. But in a world where neither is fully achievable, which one are we really...

What is the best way to measure growth in the education system? In America, we use the standard letters A, B, C, D, and F to define what a...

The annual email reminding students of Halloween costume guidelines featured a new addition this year — the school’s stance on crossdressing...

The night of Charlie Kirk's assassination, each tap of our Instagram feeds brought a new opinion. Messages reading “Rest in Peace” were interspersed...

There are roughly 400 million civilian-owned firearms in the US. On August 27, 2025, one of those firearms was used in the Annunciation Catholic...