In the age of surveillance, developing privacy literacy—knowing how to control what data are collected by apps—is essential to staying safe in cyberspace. IUSD should equip students with this skill...

Far too often, people forget younger boys’ mental health. Whether inside doomscrolling or outside surrounded by friends that feel like strangers, many young boys struggle to find a purpose, frequently...

After years of hard work, acceptance letters should be a triumph, not a price tag. Since the average public school costs $11,371 and the average private school costs $44,961 annually, scholarships and...

We’ve all said it before: “I’ll do it later” or “I’ll work harder next time.” This temporary comfort comes at a severe cost, causing distrust in our own prowess and an overwhelming workload....

A game popularized during the 2010s, Roblox holds a special place in the hearts of many teenagers today. Although nostalgia might seem like the primary motive for claiming that Roblox has worsened, the...

Sometimes, it takes us a few more days to fully grasp difficult concepts. Including extra credit opportunities in exams or assignments would give students more chances to demonstrate and apply their knowledge. Some...

It’s in the playbook of authoritarians—reputable news outlets that challenge the government’s preferred narratives with truth are being tossed into the landfill of so-called “fake news.” Censoring...

The rich get richer and the poor get poorer. Nowhere is this reality more apparent than in the U.S. education system.  The Big Beautiful Bill, introduced on May 20 and signed into law on July 4, covers...

For many female-presenting individuals, a trip to the gym means keeping their guard up to fend off unwanted gazes. Clothes were never the issue; instead, we need reformed gym policies that protect every...

Since when did it become acceptable to ignore a teacher’s question, roll eyes at their remarks and snap back with attitude? Although mutual respect should be second nature, the line between personal...