Ah, the good ol’ days of being in kindergarten. After a long day of recess and coloring, nap time was the perfect time to unwind and relax. But why did it have to end? As we get older, our workload increases, and we become more stressed. Nap...

As most dual credit students know, the second semester at Collin has officially begun. For the first semester I signed up to take two dual credit classes, however they were both online. This semester however, of the two new classes I am taking, one...

Today was a momentous day that will go down in history not only for women in society but for the entire country.  Joe Biden and Kamala Harris were sworn in today as the President and Vice President of the United States respectively. And let me tell...

Hosted by junior Hamsa Madhira, this podcast talks about various socio-political issues, ideas, and experiences that are personal to her identity as a South Asian and Immigrant. This week, she will discuss her opinions on being a part of a close-netted...

Time has been moving so quickly. I’m already a junior in high school. The ‘hardest year of high school’ is already halfway over. Soon I’ll be off to college and I’ll look back on all this as just a memory. That sounds so crazy to me. It’s...

On this week's edition of Real Talk, WTV's Madigan Gunia asks students about Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

“Please make sure your camera is on so I can see all of your faces.” I’m sure you’ve heard that from one of your teachers at least a few times if you're taking any virtual classes. And as many students have absolutely no issue with that whatsoever,...

Family history is not something that the average person knows much about. Most people don’t even learn about their own ancestors until they spit into a tube and send it off to a lab to see that they are part Irish and German, whereas I constantly asked...

The Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, AC/DC, and Nirvana. Their logos have all been turned into fashion statements; the band names plastered on shirts, stickers, and phone cases.  People can wear what they want and do what they want, but for the awkward...

In history we learned about the Gilded Age, a period rightfully dubbed as such because while it was golden on the outside, scratching the surface exposed rampant problems. Monopolies were on the rise, the wealth gap widened, and the working class’ conditions...

The country is divided right now, but you don’t need me to tell you that.   Politics has been becoming more and more polarizing over the course of the last several years, especially so since the 2016 presidential election. It’s been years of...

WTV's Madigan Gunia asks students about New Years.