Two and a half hours of musical performances and comedy skits dazed a full auditorium and left no confusion about the depth of student talent. (continue reading...)

Everyone’s still nervous in Kenya. (continue reading...)

March 4, 2013: We exited the schoolyard and saw the line snaking down the street. We kept walking toward our taxi, but the line didn’t end. We passed thousands and thousands of people, never seeing the end of the line that disappeared out of sight after turning onto a curving street. (continue reading...)

Finding yourself #foreveralone? Stop posting angsty poems on Tumblr and instead head over to the SGA’s fourth annual Guy Auction Feb. 13. Maybe you can buy love – or at least contribute to Pennies for Patients and earn a fun date in the process. (continue reading...)

Congratulations, you made it to second semester! Juniors, you may not be too excited by the onslaught of SAT prep, college brochures and AP Lang homework. But for seniors, this is the home stretch. (continue reading...)

The winter sports season will open this week without several key starters after police cited more than 30 students for underage drinking at a party Saturday, Dec. 1. Cited athletes will miss at least the first game of the season. (continue reading...)

“It’s all about Southern pride, similar to the Olympics, but with a lot of missing teeth and a lot of butt crack showing.” (continue reading...)