Sophomore travels to testify during Senate committee hearing Samantha Haney / Lafayette High School April 9, 2023
A look to the future: The overturning of Roe v. Wade with constitutional law professor Ronald Chen Anjali Darji, Rancocas Valley Regional High August 1, 2022
White House journalists give insight into what their jobs are actually like Fiona Feingold, Quince Orchard High July 28, 2022
Supreme Court reduces EPA’s power, but West Virginia climate activists say the fight’s not over Rei Wolfsohn, Deepa Gautam, Alison Mercure, and Seon Pollard July 28, 2022
The country reacts to Supreme Court decision on Roe vs. Wade Emily Boyle, Heather Harrison, Hannah Steinberg, and Samantha Gormly July 6, 2022
Opinion: The irony of fairness in the trans youth sports debate Michaela Wang, Newark Academy July 31, 2021
Both sides of aisle happy to support return of The Constituents Hailey Baker, Quince Orchard High July 30, 2021
Trump criticizes protesters, Democrats at first pandemic-era rally in New England Katelyn Norwood/Suffolk University and James Bartlett/Suffolk University March 31, 2021
“The Way I See It” focuses on the presidency from an entirely new angle Shannon Clark, Westborough High September 18, 2020
Joe Biden addresses voters’ concerns regarding his campaign and coronavirus Melanie Duronio and Hannah Thomas March 18, 2020
![After the meeting, students were given an opportunity to meet the senators and ask Senator Koenig why the testimony was ended early. “[Koenig] said they had already heard three hours of testimony last week about Bills 4 and 89, which covered similar education issues, so they had to move on to other bills,” Bass said.](https://hieshowcase.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/Lancer-Feed.jpg)
