By Benjamin Carpenter, 2030 Autumn is here, and with it comes the many delicious baked treats associated with it. Pecan bars, pumpkin bread, maple cookies. […]
Category: Arts & Culture
Common Fall Rituals in Paganism
By Cara Lynch-Daneshvar, 2028 Most Pagan rituals in the fall focus on giving thanks, honoring the harvest, balancing light with dark, and preparing for the […]
Academy of Natural Sciences Museum Closes Suddenly
By Ash Fossey, 2029 On September 30th the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University, the oldest natural history museum in the Americas, closed its […]
The BHS Playwright’s Festival: An Overview
By Daisy Bhatt, 2028 The Playwright’s Festival is a spring tradition at BHS that challenges students to write their own short plays, and then act […]
Project Hail Mary Film Adaptation: What Changed?
By Zoe Rodriguez, 2028 The sci-fi novel Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir got a movie adaptation last month. It’s a wonderful and faithful adaptation […]
Make Spring Rolls from Scratch! A Recipe
By Eleanor Chao, 2029 If you’ve ever been curious about how to make spring rolls, here’s one of my favorite recipes to do so. You […]
Book Review: Jeanette McCurdy’s I’m Glad My Mom Died
By Daisy Bhatt, 2028 I was recently recommended I’m Glad My Mom Died by Jennet McCurdy, and though I don’t normally read autobiographies I was […]
Twists and Turns at Olympic Figure Skating
By Ash Fossey, 2028 Men fall at the winter Olympics as America wins their first female gold since 2007. The most popular sport in the […]
Stranger Things Finale Riddled with Plot Holes
By: Jasmine Antriasian and Isabel Gittins SPOILER WARNING AHEAD: On New Year’s Eve 2025, Stranger Things fans witnessed the most anticipated finale in the history […]
From the Recipe Book: Vanilla Sponge Cake
By: Joy Morrison, 2029 This is one of my favorite recipes off Recipetineats to make for a friend or as a pick me up. The […]