In a district known for its academic rigor and competitive spirit, we are constantly pushed to perform, outdo one another and strive for perfection. While success is important, it should not get in the...

For as long as I can remember, words have been an important part of my life. Growing up, my mom valued having an expansive vocabulary. Dictionary.com became a daily staple in our home for a while,...

For as long as I can remember, my family and I have watched movies together every weekend. There was never a spoken rule or agreement, but every Saturday and Sunday, without fail, we grab our food and...

Whenever politics is brought up, you can expect head shakes and awkward pauses. Coppell is notably a tight-knit community, and there’s nothing more anti-community than politics… right? Not this...

Among Generation Z’s everchanging social conventions a concerning mindset has begun to emerge: the idea of being nonchalant. People attempt to look unbothered, uncaring and aloof, hoping to seem cool...

I sit down at the lunch table and open my lunchbox. Instead of the usual sandwiches or pizza, I pull out a container of homemade curry—freshly cooked within my mom’s kitchen. The aroma reminds me...

What is with these low standards for men and boys? I am a hopeless romantic. I spend most of my time reading romance novels, dreaming that one day I, too, would have a surreal experience like the...

Varied expressions filled the halls of Coppell High School the morning of Nov. 6, ranging from emotional and disappointed to joyous and celebratory after students woke up to the results of the Presidential...

Radhansfhwohspzkpbjedjaresh. That is what people may think my name sounds like - gibberish. That was probably a blessing, but in order to see why, you have to know my origin story first.  My Tatagaru...

At 5:27 p.m. on Dec. 27, 2017, I became a middle child. My older brother, Om, and I sat anxiously in a dimly lit Las Colinas Medical Center waiting room crowded by family and friends. We spent that...

I never expected my piano to be an extension of my emotions. When I got my piano in sixth grade, I could only play single chords, playing two notes on the piano at the same time. All I expected from...