Music honors society Tri-M held a benefit concert on April 16 for senior Ginny Hooper, who was diagnosed...
In the United States, about 3,000 people get hospitalized each year due to anaphylactic shock from food...
At the peak of the cold and flu season, Haleon, a multinational consumer healthcare company, recalled...
Amy Baker, Earth Science and Biology teacher, carries out a project called “Change the World.” “You...
October 28, 2023. This was the day we all lost a beloved actor, an inspiration to people all around the...
While winter sports are coming to a close, spring sports are just beginning. The softball teams held...
The gymnastics team has finished their season on an extremely high note. The team performed at regionals...
A successful start to both the boys and girls basketball season has led the teams to second in the Dulles...
While football is still in regular season play, field hockey and cross country are already well into...
With five wins, five losses, and two draws, the girls soccer team has had a consistent and successful...
Wondering what those light are outside the bathroom? Look here to learn all about them!
By Elliana Cruise | Intern
By Isabella Carpinelli | Staff Reporter
As GenAI (or generative artificial intelligence) is continuing to expand to encompass all creative and factual horizons, students today have the world’s knowledge at their fingertips — and then some. We were the guinea pigs for the iPhone, and now our generation are the experimental subjects for artificial intelligence.
Read this debate between Avery Ramsey and Claire O`Connor at the link in our bio!
By Avery Ramsey and Claire O`Connor | Staff Reporters
Photo by Claire O`Connor
Which do you prefer?
To watch the full video, click the link in our bio!
By Kenzie Farrey, Kate Miller, and Megan Fennelly
