For Rockefeller it was oil. For Carnegie it was steel. For Texas Instruments, it was the chunky lovechild of a Game Boy Advance and a PacMan handset: the TI-84. Washington Post Innovation writer...

Rising junior Naomi Ravick spent five weeks in Israel during the Israel-Gaza conflict. She was there from July 2 to Aug. 7 on a program with the youth movement Habonim Dror, a labor Zionist socialist movement....

I hate movie talkers. I don’t care if we’re in a theater or my family room couch; keep your tedious, dogmatic commentary out of the equation. Entertainment should be immersive. There’s a reason...

Strolling through the hallways, I find that I’m surrounded by intolerant classrooms. I feel judged, like my basic human right of dignity is being threatened. But finally, I reach the sanctuary of...

Wootton was a patriot. Magruder was a colonel. Churchill was referred to as “The British Bulldog.” Whitman? He never even wrote about Vikings, let alone met them. When it comes to selecting a mascot...

I’ll admit it—my eyes started to tear up a little bit. No, I wasn’t crying from sadness, but the raw onions I was chopping up to put on the grill must’ve touched a nerve. Now that we’re moving...

Every year, as temperatures rise and the air conditioning system inevitably malfunctions, students and teachers anticipate the annual announcement that details the school dress code. Students are reminded...

Some are fluffy animals, some are World War II helmets and some are hastily ripped pieces of paper from your notebook. They’re hall passes, and they don’t make any sense. Half of you are probably...

After a winter that lasted an eternity, it’s finally safe to pull out the shorts and flip-flops. But after so much time spent trying to avoid the snow, it can be difficult to adjust to the blooming flowers...