In the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, the question of whether Russian troops committed war crimes often becomes a contested topic.  The use of mass violence against civilians and non-combatants...

Amid the pandemonium wrought on our society by the COVID-19 pandemic, the need for blood transfusions has skyrocketed. Unfortunately, as schools, offices, and all major congregations shut down, an unexpected...

Russia and Ukraine’s tensions started in 2014, but have since settled into a stalemate. Shellings and skirmishes still often occur and violence escalated in the spring of 2021. Now in early 2022, Russia...

Chandler High is getting some new tech- a lot of new tech. Our school is partnering with Intel and Dell to create the “One-to-One Initiative,” one computer for every student. And these computers won’t...

With lasting supply chain disruptions, demand increases, and newfound commercial potential, vinyl record production is facing new challenges. Independent artists face wait times of over a year for record...

Chandler High School attended the Future Farmers of America (FFA) Nationals in Indianapolis, Indiana from October 27th through the 30th, participating in the Agricultural Business, Conduct of Meetings,...

The United States Supreme Court ruled 5-4 not to stop a Texas law banning abortions after 6 weeks from going into effect. The law, which, according to Justices Roberts, Kagan, Sotomayor, and Breyer in...

Arizona’s dry and sweltering environment is a perfect formula for wildfires, and this season was no exception.  With over 1100 wildfires that have ravaged 550,000 acres of land, this season has been...

Since the pandemic, employees have been leaving jobs at record rates. For many, new management and working conditions play a big role in why people are walking away. The number of job openings jumped to...

Research by the National Institute on Drug Abuse suggests that in 2019, 35 percent of teens in the US admitted that they had tried a form of illicit drugs. Other studies conducted by the National Center...

Tiny homes help change and improve the environment we live in. By using less materials when building, according to New Home Resource, a home under 400 square feet uses fewer materials to build than a 2,641...