Secrets, rumors, drama.
The right steps toward wrong-doings.
Teens spread misinformation and often, it is done out of malice. Other times, lies are spread through miscommunication or complete accidents....
The education community has been forced into new teaching methods ever since COVID-19. Teachers have suddenly found themselves in uncharted territory. The COVID-19 pandemic intensified a lot of...
A set of rules that clearly state and define the required ways to dress at a certain school, club, office, or event meant to teach grooming and hygiene, prevent disruption and minimize safety hazards....
For most people, their New Year’s resolution is to start working out and/or eat healthier. Both options boost productivity and mental health in young adults, however maintaining a healthy lifestyle while...
Seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, is a type of depression that happens during certain seasons of the year. For most people, these seasons are fall or winter due to a chemical imbalance caused by shorter...
Book banning entails the prohibition of certain books from public access due to their controversial content. Notably, the Bible has also been subjected to bans in specific cases. This ongoing debate serves...
Alcoholism is a disease that many people suffer from. There is a way to seek help but often times people don’t.
Alcohol misuse can destroy family relationships and drive a wedge between its members...
Every year, people celebrate Epilepsy Awareness month in November. This month is meant to uplift those who live with epilepsy and educate some on what it means to experience seizures. This awareness month...
Domestic abuse, also known as “intimate partner violence”, affects every one in four women and every one in thirteen men in the state of Texas. It can be defined by any situation where one or both...
October has been Breast Cancer Awareness month since 1985. Seven years later, the pink ribbon became the symbol of the campaign. During this month, breast cancer charities increase awareness of the disease...
