Since her passion for film production first struck, senior Tanisha Kapoor has traveled the world as part of a team filming and producing a documentary about the people in Afghanistan called “Baywatana.” In 2016, Kapoor began working with a group of filmmakers as part of a film camp, which first sparked her interest in film production. In 2019, they officially became a non-profit organization...

Senior Nathan Meschisen is ready for his third and final year as class president and hopes to make it memorable. Meschisen ran for president at the end of his freshman year and was excited to learn he won. Ever since, he has been president of the Class of 2025 and looks forward to his final year leading the senior class. “I think it's important to make our senior year here the most memorable,”...

Dr. Mary Rose Steele, an experienced math teacher at Algonquin and recent Doctorate of Education graduate from Northeastern, is researching ways to support students with Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). For many students with ADHD, it’s not a lack of intelligence or effort holding them back — it’s the inability to take the first step. This struggle, known as executive dysfunction,...

Freshman Class President Ciara O’Sullivan is excited to make the impact the Class of 2028 needs. O’Sullivan was recently elected by her classmates and is passionate about helping the community and others. She aims to represent her classmates and bring them together. “I'm definitely going to advocate for what everyone wants, not just what I want,” O’Sullivan said. Currently, O’Sullivan...

From waking up and rushing to school to juggling extracurriculars, sports, homework and studying, many high school students finally go to bed at a time that’s far from early only to wake up and do it all over again. This endless cycle leaves little time for rest or relaxation, and this pressure has become a source of constant stress and fatigue, gradually leaving teenagers mentally and physically...