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The Lenovo Center in Raleigh, North Carolina. Host of first and second round games in the 2025 March Madness Tournament. Ending of the Round of 32 game between Duke and Baylor. Photo courtesy of Broc Dy-Liacco

2025 Men’s March Madness Opening Rounds

Abbey Rives and Maria Nicklow / March 26, 2025

The 2025 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament has unfolded with a blend of expected victories and unexpected upsets, captivating fans nationwide.     The tournament's top seeds demonstrated their...

Ms. Thybulle, Sponsor of the Black Student Union (BSU) posing in front of the Black History Month poster hung outside her classroom for all to see. Black History Month has been celebrated by the Black Student Union at Steinbrenner for many years. Photo Courtesy Ademy Malave.

Honoring Black History Month

Ademy Malave and Shirin Kohli / February 25, 2025

For over fifty years, the month of February has been celebrated as Black History Month across the United States, a time dedicated to honoring the profound contributions of African Americans to the nation's...

Kendrick Lamar while performing “Not Like Us,” at the Superbowl. He directed this song towards Drake as he looked straight into the camera and smiled while singing, “Hey Drake...” He made his statement that music is music and isn’t worried about getting sued. Photo courtesy of Kate Caraynoff.

Superbowl LIX Halftime Show

Kate Caraynoff and Gabriella Santana / February 13, 2025

After waiting for this moment to come, Kendrick Lamar has given everything he has to offer at this year’s Superbowl Halftime show. Since the announcement of Lamar as the Halftime show performer, tension...

Beyoncé on stage as she accepts the award for Album of the Year for her album, “Cowboy Carter.” Nominated for this category four times, she makes history, winning this award for her first time ever. Photo courtesy of Kate Caraynoff.

67th Annual Grammy Award Show

Kate Caraynoff, Lifestyle Editor / February 6, 2025

This year’s 67th annual Grammy Award show was one for the books, as the show might've been cancelled due to the California wildfires. It was exciting to see beautiful performances from hit artists like...

Left to Right: Manasvi Komaragiri, Ayati Kotha and Renee Qiang, Co-Founders of Shine for Seniors, a youth led initiative dedicated to enriching the lives of senior citizens.

How Shine for Seniors is Combating Senior Loneliness through Cards and Care

Shirin Kohli, Staff Writer / February 4, 2025

Loneliness among senior citizens is a growing concern, particularly for those living in care homes without regular visitors or strong social networks. Many seniors experience isolation, which can lead...

An AP Chemistry and Calculus book from the library. Checking out books from the library is a great resource to make sure you ace your AP exam! Photo Courtesy of Madden Creamer.

Are AP Classes Worth It?

Madden Creamer, Editor / January 30, 2025

Advanced Placement (AP) classes have become a hallmark of high school academics in the U.S., offering students the chance to engage with college-level coursework and potentially earn college credit. As...

Carl Arnold, Leah Wan, and Andy Wu stand proudly with their instruments after hearing that they have qualified for the Florida Music Education Association State Conference. These students have been playing their instruments for numerous years to perfect their skills. Photo courtesy of Andrea Szarowicz. 

Striving for States: A group of Talented Musicians at Steinbrenner

Saulė Kondra and Rylee Hurst / January 9, 2025

Each year, Steinbrenner's Orchestra program performs at the local and state level. This year, three students qualified from the Steinbrenner Orchestra to perform at the state level in the Florida Music...

Spreading Holiday Cheer: GSHS DECA’s Mission to Give Back Locally and Globally 

Spreading Holiday Cheer: GSHS DECA’s Mission to Give Back Locally and Globally 

Madden Creamer, Mckie Etheridge, and Ryan King / January 8, 2025

  During the holiday season, many people wonder how they can give back and help others in need. Fortunately, the GSHS DECA club has made it easy by hosting two meaningful drives that allow everyone to...

One of the first steps to starting Christmas is putting the tree up. Putting up a lively fir or pine has been a tradition for many years around the globe during the holiday season. As soon as people’s tree comes up, the magic starts to come in. Photo courtesy of Saule Kondra.

What is the Best Christmas theme?

Brissie Nguyen and Isabella Reincke / December 20, 2024

Autumn is officially over, and winter is finally here. The fall decorations come down and the Christmas tree is up. The ornaments come out of storage, as well as wreaths and ribbons. These pieces of decor...

Pet Euthanasia in Tampa Bay has been having a decrease in their unethical euthanasia. In the past there have been major spikes in euthanasia. Photo courtesy of Ademy Malave.

Pet Euthanasia in Tampa

Across the world, pet owners turn to euthanasia as a compassionate choice to help their pets pass peacefully when illness, injury, or old age severely impacts their quality of life. Euthanasia is rooted...

These pipes control the air conditioning throughout the whole school. If one pipe stops working, then the air is out until it is fixed.  The AC units have broken down numerous times before, so the maintenance team works hard to fix these issues quickly. Photo courtesy of Jaime Vergara. 

It’s getting Hot in School

  Public high schools in Hillsborough County experience day to day changes with school air conditioning, which has generated issues throughout the school year. Without the air conditioning operating,...

As two Steinbrenner students drive down local roads they see excessive amounts of water creating massive puddles. This past hurricane season has brought massive impacts to the state of Florida bringing in about 11.43 inches of rain to Tampa.

Destruction Post-Milton

Saulė Kondra and Alyssa Galang / October 22, 2024

The state of Florida is one of the most hurricane-prone states in the U.S, with 41% of the 292 hurricanes hitting the Sunshine State. Throughout the season of Jun. 1st to Nov. 30th, meteorologists pay...

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