“Call time is 2:30 p.m. so I need to leave by 1:45. Minus 2 hours, 11:45. That’s when makeup starts. Which means eyeliner at 12:15, max. Hair at 1:15.” I never found myself to be the kind...

With the weather heating up and the school year winding down, many students are preparing for summer break - a time for travel, learning, working, and recharging. To find out how members of the OHS community...

It is not every day that someone is invited to the home of a Nobel Prize winning physicist. Dr. John Clauser, recipient of the 2022 Nobel Prize in Physics and the 2010 Wolf Prize, lives just a few minutes...

Summer brings the end of the school year, warm weather, family trips, good food, and refreshing drinks! Celebrate summer flavors from around the world with these five refreshing student-shared drink recipes. Iced...

Education is a privilege, people say - and in the towns of Tanzania, that seems especially true. The slim access to quality education, driven by socioeconomic gaps and limited resources, is one of the...

I live in a small coastal town in Portugal, and you’d think that would mean being far away from the mayhem of the world and the everyday clutter that city life brings. Maybe that was true in an earlier...

This article is one of the Top 10 winners of The Learning Network’s “How To” Informational Writing Contest and is also published by The New York Times here. “People rush to buy telescopes...

“Read and read and read and then read some more. And when you’ve read so much that you can’t read anymore, pick up a book, sit down, and read,” says Larry Sullivan, local historian and published...

Wicked’s cultural significance cannot be understated. The musical, inspired by Gregory Maguire’s novel of the same name, is Broadway’s 4th longest-running show and has been performed over 8,000 times...

As an Indian American, and more importantly, as an immigrant student, I crave representation in the media. Yet, every single time I begin watching an Indian American show, be it “Never Have I Ever”...

Literary afterlives are rarely this unruly. And in these three contemporary novels, we aren’t reading corrections of classic literature but daring reinventions — “James” reclaiming his own...

The seats are packed, a sea of eager faces swaying in anticipation, as flags from various samba schools flutter above the crowd. Brilliant overhead lights bathe the scene in a golden glow, illuminating...