The majority of Missouri Senate Bill 775 concerns the rights of sexual assault survivors, while one small portion, Section 573.550, concerns the “Offense of providing explicit sexual material to a student.”...

Few trends have managed to reach such a large range of people than the internet’s most recent viral sensation, Wordle. According to the New York Times over 300,000 people play the word game daily. At...

In 2009, David M. Holtzman, MD and scientific director of the Hope Center for Neurological Disorders at WashU, began investigating the potential causes for a buildup of amyloid beta protein in the brain,...

Hard hats and cranes, a familiar sight in Clayton nowadays, and this trend will not be stopping any time soon.  Anna Krane, the City of Clayton’s development and planning director, says that “Based...

Over the past few years, teachers have dramatically changed the way they need to teach their students. During the peak of COVID-19, teachers could only assign work online which was challenging for them...

Not that I do not want to moonwalk with Einstein, the reason that I picked up the book Moonwalking with Einstein was the subtitle: “The Art and Science of Remembering Everything.” In the next few weeks,...

On the morning of April 4th students walked into school nervously, masks stuffed in their back pockets.  As CHS makes the transition to mask-optional, students and teachers alike were relieved to see...