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It’s the dog days of summer, and everyone was gathered with their friends, family, and loved ones outside of Skyline Stage at the Mann in Philadelphia in anticipation of...
Magnetic energy and passionate expression radiated from the songs that were emitted from a rooftop in the heart of the city that never sleeps. On July 30, 2022, thousands...
Following years of inactivity, Japanese-American artist Mitski jumped back into the alternative/indie music scene with the anthem-riddled "Laurel Hell," an album that can...
After a long and insufferable rain delay, the crowd was finally allowed to sit in the seats within Nissan Stadium to experience Joan Jett, Def Leppard, Poison, and Mötley...
From June 18-26, 2022, seven teenage musicians from Massachusetts went from performing gigs in local venues to rocking out at the famed Rock in Rio Lisboa music festival in...
Episode 3 of “Ms. Marvel” left fans with many questions after the titular character’s grandmother beseeched her family to come visit Karachi,...
“It’s time to stop fantasizing,” Muneeba Khan, the titular character’s mother, says toward the end of the first episode. “I wish that...
According to panelists at the Crafting Equitable Solutions to the Climate Crisis event, presented by the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution...
In the June 30 ruling on West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency, the Supreme Court of the United States leaned on the Major Questions...
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When there’s three standing ovations before a world-premiere musical has even ended, you know it’s a good one. On Dec. 9, 2021, opening...
While most are familiar with the 18-day rescue effort of 12 teenage boys and their soccer coach trapped inside a Thailand cave, Ron Howard’s “Thirteen Lives” depicts...
“Minions: The Rise of Gru,” releasing in theaters July 1, is now the fifth addition to the “Despicable Me” franchise. Set in the 1970s, the film follows a young felonious...
Folklore and mythical tales evolve throughout the years. Some directors interpret these stories differently. From fairy tales to urban legends, it is always up to the viewers...
“Summertime” brings in the heat with its upbeat scenes, lively slam poetry and striking shots of everyday life in the City of Angels. This film, directed by Carlos López...
“Very uncertain,” said professor Ronald Chen, a Rutgers Law School professor when asked the first thing that comes to mind when thinking of constitutional law after the...
As a student interested in pursuing journalism as a career, my questions about the field abound. Do I need to major in journalism? What will my career prospects look like...
In the June 30 ruling on West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency, the Supreme Court of the United States leaned on the Major Questions Doctrine to determine the EPA...
The government of India announced on June 14 a new army reform plan: Agnipath. Agnipath, which means “road of fire” in Hindi, is a new policy to recruit young people into...
For two years now, the organization Lasagna Love has rippled across the globe with a goal to raise spirits through comfort food. It all began when founder Rhiannon Menn...
Born of ambitions to be a simple student journalism platform, Pressto has grown into a tool that takes the dread out of writing, making it something teachers and students...
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There isn't much to say about Hawaii that hasn't been written, painted, or sung about in great length. This July, my family and I explored the 11,000 miles of unique culture...
“Aww,” the crowd said when animal actors came on stage. “Ahhhh,” the audience screamed in excitement when water was dumped on them from WaterWorld. Universal Studios Hollywood...
After senior year, some students spend the summer relaxing. Others go to parties. Recent Conifer (Colo.) High School graduate Isabella Namaksy, however, spent her last summer before...
With the deadly virus around the world, life has become more stressful and restricted. In order to get rid of all the anxiety, the best solution is to go on a break. A place where...
Walking into King Richard’s Faire in Carver, Mass., you are instantly transported to the 16th century. Mothers and fathers walk around in corsets or plague masks, with turkey...
Maybe I’m just a nerd with too much free time on my hands, but I seem to have made my way onto Booktok in the past few months. It was by a...
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Heather Einhorn and Adam Staffaroni, of Einhorn’s Epic Production (EEP), published “The Curie Society” this spring in partnership with...
During a recent Zoom meeting with the Headliners of Summer newsroom, guest speaker Mark Simon encouraged students to pursue their interests and own lane when choosing careers. Whether...
Athletes Unlimited marked its third softball season on Friday, July 29, in Rosemont, Ill. AU has given players an opportunity that most female athletes don’t: to show their...
On July 27, in Downtown Lombard, just a short train ride away from Chicago, residents of all ages packed the sidelines, just inches away from a cycling race with participants...
Many college baseball players in the NCAA wish to have the chance to hear the dirt crunch under their cleats and round the bases with their team play for the national championship...
There is a town that lies in the north central hills of Mississippi by the name of Oxford. Oxford is a place of literary history, tradition, and has an abundance of nightlife....
In early March, the New Jersey statehouse introduced the “Fairness in Women’s Sport Act,” which would “secure a fair and level playing field” in women’s sports...
As COVID-19 swept through the nation, many lives were thrown off course, including those of many students in the Class of 2020. In the midst...
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Being a senior myself who is directly impacted by the coronavirus pandemic, it is hard to know that my ending to high school will be a very lessened...
(Lauren Chen, Amrita Himmatraopet, and Drishti Upadhyaya from Dougherty Valley High in San Ramon, Calif., were winners in Headliners in Education's...
(Ani Seppelin from Oakmont Regional in Ashburnham, Mass., was a winner in Headliners in Education's April 2021 contest for Best Education Story....
Journalism is the first draft of history, Philip Graham, the former publisher and printer of The Washington Post, once said. In its most common...
According to panelists at the Crafting Equitable Solutions to the Climate Crisis event, presented by the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution...
The government of India announced on June 14 a new army reform plan: Agnipath. Agnipath, which means “road of fire” in Hindi, is a new policy...
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Journalism is the first draft of history, Philip Graham, the former publisher and printer of The Washington Post, once said. In its most common...
For two years now, the organization Lasagna Love has rippled across the globe with a goal to raise spirits through comfort food. It all...
While Zooming with student journalists from around the country, Molly Fischer offered a very reassuring point: With every story, she thinks she...
An up-and-coming travel hot spot, Asheville, N.C., attracts all kinds of tourists: foodies, art lovers, and adventurers alike. With innovative...
It’s a hot summer night in Philadelphia and there is a line around the corner of The Met buzzing with excitement in anticipation of seeing...
Born of ambitions to be a simple student journalism platform, Pressto has grown into a tool that takes the dread out of writing, making it something...
Mindy Lee is a Site Reliability Engineer at Google who took time recently to answer questions from the Headliners of Summer newsroom about her...
According to panelists at the Crafting Equitable Solutions to the Climate Crisis event, presented by the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution...
For two years now, the organization Lasagna Love has rippled across the globe with a goal to raise spirits through comfort food. It all began when founder Rhiannon Menn...
The 2010s tunes are playing on the radio, campers are running around, some playing four-square while others have a chin-up competition. Out on the Hopkinton Reservoir, five...
