After Covid-19, what will change?
by David Kent | staff writer
Senior year is supposed to be the best year of high school, marking the entry into college and adulthood. However, instead of being able to enjoy her last year of high school, se...
2020 election takes backseat as COVID-19 spreads
Elly Beauchamp | editor in chief
This Wednesday, Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders dropped out of the race for the Democratic nomination against former Vice President, Joe Biden. The suspensio...
Where to turn when you want accurate information
by Tala Kamil | staff editor
Trying to find accurate information concerning the coronavirus can be hard, especially when you might need to update others. However, there are a few websites that can do just t...
Students feel economic crunch in their own way, face uncertainty
Due to COVID-19 Grand Donuts had to resort to only allowing customers thru the drive-thru
Eric Martinez | staff writer
As of April 6, the American unemployment rate was thirteen percent as reported by th...
COVID-19 is no joke, but the memes are
Day thirty-something of quarantine and the severity of the pandemic is really sinking in--we switch on the news, and they’re talking about the Coronavirus, we say good morning to our family and suddenly we’re talking about the Coronavirus. There’s no escape and everything seems gloomy, however, in these dark times there’s still some very amusing light.
Coronavirus is changing senior year plans
Seniors react to more special events removed from the calendar.
Changes made to AP exams reacting to COVID-19
Students taking AP exams will experience it in a way never thought possible.
Making the most of unlimited free time in quarantine
With too much time on their hands, students have explored hobbies and learned even more.
NEISD under governor’s orders; closed until May 4
NEISD - like all other districts in the state -is still waiting updates regarding the remainder of the school year.