By Ricardo Murry Bulldog News The seniors of Loyola high school serve their school and community while they are still in the classroom.
DIA middle school students find their way By Kenndall Wallace Pink Lady Press Middle school can be both an exciting and stressful time, especially for new students.
By Jimmie Chappell Bulldog News The Loyola Bulldogs won two of the three scrimmages they played on Nov 29 at HYPE Athletics.
By Shailee Gray and Tatiana Alvarez The Western Express A popular service-learning organization is seeking more volunteers at Western International High School in Detroit. The nonprofit BuildOn, which works to improve literacy and reduce poverty, only gets 25 volunteer students per week from the high school, compared to 50 from Cass Technical High School.
JROTC earns 3 trophies at competition By Maisha Massey RHS Stentor Renaissance Cougar Battalion showed no mercy at the JROTC competition at Cass Tech on Dec.
[gallery columns="1" size="large" type="slideshow" ids="2888,2890,2887,2884,2886,2883,2885,2889,2882,2878,2879,2880,2881"] Detroit celebrities allow students’ voice to be heard By Alexandria Kotaran Crusaders’ Chronicle Councilwoman Mary Sheffield of Detroit’s District 5 hosted the State of the Youth II Symposium at Martin Luther King Jr.
By Noel Toliver Pink Lady Press “Get Rich Slowly,” a financial blog, has on article edited by J.D.
[gallery type="slideshow" size="large" link="none" columns="1" ids="2861,2859,2858,2857,2860"] By Michael Betty Eye of the Hurricane Joshua Johnson’s artwork, which can be found in the halls and grounds of Frederick Douglass Academy, has found a new venue. Through Jan.
By Nikebia Brown-Joseph Pink Lady Press Christmas is one of the most widely recognized holidays around the globe.
By Angeles Cuevas The Howler When Yolanda Scarborough was diagnosed with breast cancer two years ago, she didn’t know if she was going to be able to go back to work full time.
By Fallon Brown and Paris Brown The Communicator “Free Dress” days are days designated for students to not wear uniform — but some students say the days come at the cost of promoting materialism. Students at Communication & Media Arts High School tend to display trends at social gatherings and outfits and accessories are often the topic of discussion after the event. “Name brand items are praised and acknowledged,” said sophomore Lydia Owens.
By Danielle Anderson The Communicator “Black culture may have been born in black communities, or created by black Americans.
By Alisha Reeves The Cody Connection High school is all fun and games, right? The Cody DIT senior class made that dream come true for the last two hours of school before Thanksgiving break.
By Ananda Irving CT Visionary Cass Tech’s robotics is offered as a class and as a club after school.
By Gregory Freeman The Diagnostic At Benjamin Carson High School, along with a portion of the student body, health careers and forensic science teacher Curtis Valasek founded the school’s very own Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA), or Spectrum. “This GSA allows student to speak about LGBT issues that cannot be easily spoken about at home or at church,” Valasek said.
By Joy Johnson and Whitney Vaughn The Diagnostic Spirit Week at Benjamin Carson High School was a week of fun, laughter and amazing activities.
By Zahid Salam and Gregory Crawford The Diagnostic Benjamin Carson High School, students are getting involved with the American Red Cross.
BCHS group takes on transportation issues By Myeasha Perry, Jonathon Ramseur and Sabrina Thurmond The Diagnostic With so much attention on the 440 minutes spent in school each day, many students feel their voices go unheard about the time spent traveling to and from school. Even though many drive to school or their parents or guardians take them, students still face the reality of living in the city.
By Khaliah Blount, Deontay Cobb and Myeasha Perry The Diagnostic With the school year underway, Benjamin Carson High School’s newest students, the class of 2019, continue to prepare themselves for a new school experience.
