Over 90% of teens report being affected by peer pressure. Peer pressure can cause long-lasting issues in teens such as decreasing self-confidence, self-worth, and self-esteem, as well as causing depression...

According to the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychology, some 90% of teens ages 13-17 have used social media. Social media has been increasing in importance for many years, ever since the very...

For every action, there is a consequence. Sure, students have been told this repeatedly over the years, but the increasing number of teens doing drugs–even at school–means that many of them could benefit...

You may have heard about recent studies on the medicinal benefits of hallucinogenic mushrooms (sometimes referred to as ”shrooms”) for certain mental health issues. But do the negative side effects...

When you first receive that discrete package on your doorstep, the only thing that consumes your mind is getting your next high. But after taking it, you suddenly find yourself struggling to breathe, and...

High School Athletic Injuries are no Joke Getting injured can be devastating for a student athlete. School sports seasons are not long to begin with, so a bad injury can make or break a student’s season. Injuries...

While there is no question social media plays an increasingly significant role in society, something people don’t tend to realize is how much it can influence us, for better or worse This is especially...

Students are increasingly being warned of the dangers of a drug known as Fentanyl after teen overdose deaths from the drug have tripled in the past few years. According to the National Institute of...

If you saw the 2018 movie “The Meg” about a giant shark living in the deep which made it’s way to the surface and terrorized a bunch of American and Chinese scientists, you may have thought it was...

Dragons have been featured in various stories and movies, from Dungeons and Dragons to Game of Thrones. But where did the idea of dragons come from? The dragon myth first evolved in Europe, possibly...