The NYC Department of Education approved Bronx River High School’s proposal to offer remote learning on select Fridays starting in the Spring 2025 semester. The next step requires students getting parental...

Conversations on politics are amongst the most conversational, especially at the dinner table. However, tackling such topics thoughtfully and with accurate information can be a challenge. How should schools...

Bronx River is going back to the National High School Journalism Convention in Philadelphia in November. This convention is held twice-yearly; this fall it’s being held at Philadelphia; during this spring,...

Many people take their sight for granted, often unaware of the privilege that comes with having proper vision. Unfortunately, individuals with visual impairments face unique challenges, whether they are...

On October 9th, at JSK, there was a voter registration drive that gave students the opportunity to register to vote. Over 20 students registered to vote, and some students even applied to be Election Poll...

When Pace’s physical education teacher Mr. Lee lifted up a portion of the gym flooring, the air smelled of garbage. The barrier between the flooring and the foundation was wet and covered in a grainy,...

One’s family might disagree about opinions on food, pop-culture, or even if someone cheated at a board game during family night. But what happens when the conversation shifts into a political lens? As...

From the 2020 presidential election, youth voter registration in New York has decreased by five percent but what is the youth perspective of voting today like in BCCHS? Despite the decrease, Baruch...