As influencers gain more and more traction on social media and problematic past (or current) actions are uncovered and pushed into the spotlight, posts calling out these behaviors start circulating. The...

As the fall college application season rounds to a close, college apps are still on the minds of junior Stephanie Romo and Career and College Counselor Lizzie McNamara. Romo explains the perspective of...

This Thanksgiving, the ENN staff would like to share what we are thankful for, both big and small, to remind you that those things do indeed exist and beyond that, that we all owe it to ourselves to take...

On November 3, millions of people all across the country raised their voices and stood in line for hours to vote. The most noteworthy election contested this year was the one for the presidency, but there...

 The fight to “End SARS” has been a noteworthy demand throughout the month in Nigeria, with young people at the helms of historic protests to disband Nigeria’s police unit known as SARS (or the...

Teens are busier than ever these days. School takes up a huge chunk of the day, and the rest of the waking hours are filled with homework, sporting events, other extracurriculars, and coveted relaxation...

From Indigenous Americans to the Rohingyas in Myanmar, ethnic tribes are often the most persecuted in respective countries through past and current events. Among one of the more recent examples of ongoing...

  People have many different plans for this Halloween. Some kids are going trick or treating. Other kids are not going at all. Some teens and young adults are going to small parties, others will...

According to senior Nedwa Abdi, one of the restarters of the school's Black Student Union, BSU's purpose is for black students to build a community. She adds that the point of BSU isn’t necessarily...