By Nedaat Masiat '26 There is an abundance of things to be grateful for, but I’m often so focused on the minuscule dents in my life that I forget how privileged I am to be living like this. It’s so easy to get caught up in the negative things that are happening to us that … Continue reading I can’t believe the life I’m living is mine
Photo by Alison Echeverria Soto ‘26: Students hold flags representing their own Hispanic culture.By Alison Echeverria Soto 26’People often assume that all Hispanics share the same culture, traditions and lifestyle, but that is far from the truth. It is sometimes nearly impossible to separate someone from their Caribbean roots, whether reflected in their lifestyle or … Continue reading Do you know the differences between all the Hispanic countries
Photo by Nedaat Masiat ‘26: Skylah Clarke ‘28 looks stressed while looking at her Common App, AP Classroom, FAFSA, and Naviance. By Nedaat Masiat '26 It’s finally the second semester of senior year, meaning we’re nearing the end of college applications! Conversations that once revolved around weekend plans are now centered on deadlines and portals. … Continue reading I have breakdowns over my future every day
Picture by Grammy: A poster of the official advertisement for the 2026 Grammy Awards. By: Adriana Duarte '27 Since 1959, the Grammy's have kicked off as one of the world’s best award shows. It has been a tradition since 2023, for the famous Grammy Awards to fall on the first Sunday of February in Los … Continue reading The review of Fashion trends for the 2026 Grammy awards
Photo by Apple Music: Bad Bunny sitting atop a football goalpost on a beach in Puerto Rico By Fantasy Aponte On Sept. 28 during the Dallas cowboys and Green Bay Packers game, Bad Bunny announced that he would be performing the 2026 Super Bowl. There were a lot of conversations on if Bad Bunny should … Continue reading Despite backlash, Bad Bunny should be headlining the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show
Photo by Ava Umpierre ‘27: 2nd Place winners Mounir Elias ‘27 and Carlos Bolanos ‘29 performing Guns N' Roses - Welcome To The Jungle By Ava Umpierre '27 “The energy was electrifying,” said 3rd place winner Leonardo Soares ‘27. The DHS auditorium was packed with family, students, and contestants for Derby High School’s 8th annual … Continue reading Derby High School has an exciting 8th annual lip sync battle
Thank you to art teacher Kevin Daly for providing the art shown here. Kezia Amartey Class of 2027 AP ArtKeith Abes Class of 2028 Mixed Media ArtKiera Boyles Class of 2027 AP ArtJess Herrin Class of 2027 Mixed Media ArtsMiley Collins Class of 2027 Mixed Media ArtRhasiem McNeil Class of 2027 AP ArtAileen Valencia Class … Continue reading Student Art Submissions
Photo by Mianna Burke '28: Derby High School's "One hand, Many nations" cultural art work showing the last names of students who are part of the cultures shown on the hand for Hispanic Heritage Month. By Mianna Burke '28 Derby High School is celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, showcasing the … Continue reading DHS celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with sales, art, and more
Image from Prime Video: Belly and Conrad in the car on the way back to Cousins. By Nedaat Masiat '26 The Summer I Turned Pretty recently ended its three-season run on Sept. 17 with the episode “At Last,” a finale that tried to wrap up years of romance, heartbreak, and growth. Adapted from Jenny Han’s … Continue reading The Summer I Turned Pretty Finale brings closure, but not without compromise
Thank you to art teacher Sara Sicona for the student work published here. Peyton Elliot '26, Shrek Plaster Mask, Ceramics and Sculpture I Karlissa Philemy '25, Ceramic Cup, Ceramics and Sculpture I
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