Following the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas Community High School that claimed 17 lives, students at the school and across the country organized protests, contacted legislators, and penned op-eds calling for gun reform. Despite the immensity of their movement, few of these students could demand action in the place that mattered most: the ballot box. In recent years, student activism has spurred...

Summer. Summer. Summer. Summer. The “High School Musical 2” intro echoes as the last seconds of the school year crawl by. When the final bell rings, Sharpay-worthy relaxation begins. The clock ticks faster through June and July. Then, the arrival of August 1 snaps students out of their reveries, and they remember the piles of homework sitting on their desks. Cue a week of frenetic work, just in...

The National Dance Education Organization Conference has accepted the dance department’s submission to its Young Artist Showcase. Dance dean Heather Lescaille submitted the dance department’s performance of Ailey II Artistic Director Troy Powell’s choreography, Passage. On May 7, Lescaille received a letter from the Florida chapter of the NDEO that praised the performance for showcasing “the...

February was Black History Month, an annual celebration of black heritage and achievements throughout U.S. history. To honor those achievements, Black Student Union Co-President and communications junior Emily Elias helped organize Black History Week, which occurred from Feb. 25 to March 1. Club members aimed to both recognize and celebrate influential black movements and leaders; the week focused...

Every day she followed the same routine: Take pills, do schoolwork, take more pills, try to keep down lunch, take even more pills, and stay away from any other patient with the same disease—cystic fibrosis. This was the life of cystic fibrosis (CF) patient Stella, the main character in the newest teen romance film, “Five Feet Apart.” That is, until a boy with the same disease entered her life...

Four years. Four years of AP testing, extracurriculars, and sleepless nights. Four years of parties, pep rallies, friendships, and memories. All of this culminated in a graduation ceremony, symbolizing both the end of a journey and the commencement of another. Dreyfoos held its Class of 2019 graduation ceremony on Friday, May 17, at the South Florida Fairgrounds. Parents, teachers, and other guests...

With music ranging from hard rock to energetic rap, this spring sports playlist features songs to hype up your workout. https://open.spotify.com/user/themuseatdreyfoos/playlist/24vgOBcRw4Jj9XjvqOZkxp?si=tmvP6AB6R0SBAgZJYCy2wg