As the 2024-2025 school year comes to a close, the NAEye wanted to reflect on students’ favorite teachers and memories from this year. We sent out a google form inquiring about favorite teachers and...
Is dating not as important of a thing anymore? Over the years teen dating rates have dropped significantly. Now some may see this as a good thing, while others see it as bad. But the real question is...
There have been posters around school and teachers talking about trips they are taking with students overseas. These trips are run through a company called EF Tours, where teachers can take middle and...
It’s weird to think ink on paper can make something as complex as humans think and feel so much. But I think that is what’s so important about it–no matter how hard it is to understand the human...
For the last century, the Panama Canal has been among the key waterways in the world, connecting the Atlantic and Pacific oceans and allowing ships to speed across thousands of miles and thus make global...
For many Muslim high school students, Ramadan is more than just a month of fasting—it’s a time of spiritual growth, self-discipline, and faith. While the experience of fasting from dawn to sunset can...
AI's Reality Problem: The Growing Challenge of "Hallucinations"
In the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, a critical issue is emerging that threatens to undermine trust in AI-generated...
As the crescent moon marks the beginning of the holy month of Ramadan, millions of Muslims embark on a spiritual journey that is far deeper than just fasting. While fasting is the most well known aspect...
The Trump administration’s approach to press access has sparked significant controversy, raising concerns about transparency and freedom of the press. In a recent move, the White House announced changes...
School, sports, homework, and now a job?? Why should students have jobs?
In addition to the obvious huge benefit of making money, it also provides kids with independence, training, and experience....
Ripping through the halls is Reid Hall, whose wheelchair is set to “outdoor mode”, speeding through the halls at the highest speed possible. The office may consider giving him a speed ticket, but he...
Do you remember sitting in the auditorium in 8th grade being scared out of taking honors classes? Do you remember hearing about how you’d have no social life if you wanted to take all honors? Well, we’re...
