By Ben Yi, Grade 10 In his memoir, Shoe Dog, Phil Knight goes over the early days of Nike and how it all started. A particular detail is that Knight was a cross-country runner himself and his coach back at the University of Oregon  used to take apart running shoes …

by Katharine Qiu, Grade 8 They often share the same space—the park bench, the supermarket aisle, the family dinner table—yet they inhabit vastly different universes. On one side, you have the teenager, plugged in, always-on, their world is a rapidly scrolling feed of information and social connection. On the other …

Caption: Zack Werenski makes a game-changing pass to Jack Hughes

By: Angeli Fetizanan – 10th grade Each year, many farmers face drought, pests, plant disease, and poor soil. There are more people in the world now who want good food that they can trust. One way science helps with these problems is by using genetically modified organisms, often called GMOs. …

By Sofia Pan, Grade 8  You’ve probably heard the story of Frankenstein—a scientist who created a hideous creature from dead matter. But that story might no longer be fiction. Instead of stitching corpses, researchers today are printing hearts and building living organs from scratch—this time, for a good cause. Here’s …

Caption: Picture of the Earth’s horizon and cloudy ocean from a NASA satellite.

The suspect conducted an attack on Temple Israel, which stands as the largest Reform synagogue in the Detroit metropolitan area during March 12, 2026. Law enforcement officials reported that an active shooter situation developed when the suspect used his vehicle to attack while firing his weapon, which resulted in his …

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