To be a twin is one of the most difficult things a person can endure. It’s not like being a twin has a significant impact on ...

If you’re anything like me, you most likely waited in the Harry Styles ‘Together Together’ Ticketmaster queue for over an hour, watching the little bar crawl forward while your heart rate picked up.

Although the Winter Olympics ended not that long ago, I find myself missing one of the most unappreciated sports: luge.  Luge ...

Staff Writer Finn Rockwell ’26 has always had New York sports in his blood, and growing up in a family of fans, his passion for the Giants, Yankees and Knicks comes naturally. That same passion fueled ...

At the 2026 Grammy Awards ceremony, one thing became extremely clear. No, it was not that Sabrina Carpenter got robbed, or that Heidi Klum’s dress was questionable. It was that TikTok has officially ...

Staff Writer Eva Matviyenko ’27 wants to create change in the way teenagers approach news. She wants to write stories that ...

Your friends have made a plan to do a fun Friendsgiving on Wednesday. But there’s one problem: you have practice that day and two unit tests on Thursday. What should you do? What should you prioritize ...

After taking Intro to Journalism her freshman year, Lila Boroujerdi ’26 was drawn to Inklings as a way to explore her passion for writing. “I’ve always loved writing about people and hearing their ...

All eyes are on you, your heart is beating and your mind is screaming. You stand behind the podium and for a few minutes, you control the room. This is Rhetoric and Persuasion. Sound terrifying? Well, ...

Web Arts Editor Bray Quinn ’27 is a determined athlete and student. Between school, Inklings and sports, she does it all. “I love to run. It’s so good for me mentally […] It helps me clear my head ...

Paper Editor Jasper Hultgren ’28 joined Introduction to Journalism because of his love for writing and encouragement from his sister, who was already part of Inklings. After enjoying it, he decided to ...

At a time when political conversations often lead to division, two Staples students founded a club with a new mission: bringing people together through dialogue and open mindsets. Founded by Sienna ...