Not many of us actually follow the news. The Pew Research Center shows that only 27 percent of Americans from ages 18-29 follow the news. This makes our age group the least...

Chris Nalls, a longtime music veteran, took over as band director this week, replacing longtime director Diane Wyant, who quit earlier this year after 11 years at Branham. He...

Colin Kaepernick’s Nike campaign, specifically his full length advertisement, has further lengthened the rift between supporters of Kaepernick’s movement and those opposed. The...

Social science teacher Tania Eaton, a single parent and Branham’s 2016 teacher of the year, wakes up at 5 a.m., teaches six periods, and then heads to her second job where...

With PSY's Gangnam Style in 2015 and BTS's large presence at the Billboard Music Awards these past two years, Kpop is finally getting the worldwide recognition that it deserves.

When junior Maria Jaramillo Corrales was 2 years old, her family journeyed from Central Mexico to the United States, through the dust and heat of the desert by foot and by...

At Branham, according to the Healthy Kids Survey, 35 percent of freshmen, 36 percent of sophomores, 48 percent of juniors, and 41 percent of seniors say they have struggled with chronic hopelessness or sadness. Chances are you know a friend or classmate who is struggling, and you want to help, but you don't know how.

Students face a tough choice at the end of senior year. They are forced to decide what path they will chose for their career. For most, the only option considered is a four-year...