Student Television Network officials announced Wednesday the annual convention was canceled amid the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) outbreak.
STN, which was hosting media students in the nation’s Capitol,...
With the Iowa Caucus coming to an end, citizens are now looking forward to primary elections. If you haven't registered to vote, the registration deadline for the March 10 presidential primary election...
Now that the book has closed on 2019, millions of people are reflecting on their year. From mass shootings to new science developments, 2019 marked another monumental year. Here are some of the top stories...
The House of Representatives voted Thursday in favor of a War Powers resolution in rebuke of Donald’s Trump’s actions against Iran. The resolution is meant to limit President Trump’s military action...
Students in Columbia Public Schools (CPS) scored higher on average than their national peers on the American College Testing (ACT) exam in 2019; however, the district’s average decreased slightly compared...
Once Thanksgiving rolls by, children and adults are ready to celebrate the holidays. The holidays are known for family time, giving, and celebrating the new year, and children across the country are excited...
While Goodwill is known for its thrift stores, Cody Chamberlain remembers Goodwill for something much deeper-- the chance to confront a lingering regret.
“I’ve just been beating myself up about...
Kelsey Pegg is among the thousands of people who conclude their emails with four simple words. They/them/their pronouns.
“Including your pronouns, whether or not someone asks, allows for two things....
Senior year is known for many lasts. The last homecoming dance, the last first day, the last class assembly. Since 2017, it has become tradition that seniors rally together to celebrate their last football...
When the leaves start changing, so does the fashion trends. Suddenly, you’re left regretting not owning a denim-jacket or a turtleneck sweater to help combat the cold temperatures during the fall. Here...
Poverty affects more than a child’s home life; it also affects the behavior of adolescents in many different ways.
In Columbia, 16 percent of children 18-and-under are living in impoverished conditions,...
In an effort to ensure more safety at football games, Columbia Public Schools (CPS) implemented a new no-backpack policy for all middle and high school sporting events.
Sharla Hyler, guidance secretary,...
