The girls track team has gotten off to a great start this season, excelling in a number of events. Just recently, on Mar. 28, they competed against Bay City Central, Arthur Hill, and Flint Southwestern....

It’s no secret that many teens don’t often get enough sleep at night. The recommended amount is eight to 10 hours per night, but according to a study reported by CNN, a majority of...

With the 20-Time Project Fair on Apr. 23, students are finalizing their projects and tying up loose ends. The purpose of 20-Time projects is traditionally defined as an endeavor that allows students to participate...

Researchers from the Harvard School of Public Health have recently been researching the real impact of the mind-body effect that has started to become much more prevalent in modern Western medicine. Amazingly, they discovered...

News sources have been transitioning from paper to electronic distribution of their news in a rapid transition. Many of these sources have been searching and experimenting with ways to get the news to their...

The U-Hall has been filled with sounds of homemade instruments that the IB Physics 1 SL class has been making. They have been studying sounds and waves for the past few weeks and this...

The Charger Closet, a new project from Student Leadership, was announced on Apr. 14. Created to help DHS students who can’t afford new clothes or school supplies, Student Leadership is hoping this project will...

The DHS drama department’s spring musical “Bring It On” is sneaking up on the MPS calendar. As the opening weekend approaches, the drama department’s line-cramming and extensive rehearsals commence. Because of this show’s specific...

Cute, adorable, tiny, snuggly little baby rats. These are just some of the ways students are describing Rufus, Riley, Spotty and Albino, the newborn rats in AP Biology teacher Coreen Daniels’ classroom. It may not...