Many people today struggle to detect news bias and tell what media outlet is leaning which way on the political spectrum. With all the different news sources covering the same topic or event, it can hard...
There are many popular races that take place on Thanksgiving Day. Whether they are Drumstick Dashing’, Turkey Trotting’, or Gobble Galloping’, chances are you have friends or family participating....
The 2018 midterm elections may have come and gone, but their importance to ZCHS students has left a lasting impact. With a fraction of the student body being of voting age, each election brings about months...
On Nov. 6, American voters will be taking it to the polls to vote in the 2018 midterm elections.
In light of recent cases, such as the Kavanaugh hearing with Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, Democrats have...
On Sept. 3, Nike released a new advertisement in commencement of their 30th year of “Just Do It.” Former 49ers’ quarterback Colin Kapernick is the new face behind the campaign.
Kapernick, lesser...
The ZCHS Young Republicans sponsored a drug drive on April 17 at Jennings Field so people could donate their old prescription drugs.
“The drug drive is a way to clean up our community from addiction...
Congresswoman Susan Brooks visited the Hussey-Mayfield Public Library on March 26 to hear the opinions of Zionsville students and citizens. Citizens were given one-on-one time with Brooks to discuss issues...
After the school shooting that occurred in Parkland, Florida on February 14, there has been a surge of student activism in schools throughout America. From becoming a part of political discussions to organizing...
In response to the overwhelming gun violence afflicting American schools and communities, Women’s March Youth EMPOWER has called for a National School Walkout. The 17-minute walk on March 14, 2018 is...
On February 14, a tragedy befell Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. The students were the victims of yet another school shooting. As more comes out about those suffering in the wake of...
