Students battle sleep deprivation in classroom, weigh start times
Teens at Haven are not getting the recommended amount of sleep each night, affecting their social and academic lives.
STUDENTS IN SCIENCE: Senior embraces science courses
Senior Maya Hartung has spent high school exploring science through advanced coursework.
Change creates both positive, negative reactions
Saying goodbye or trying something new can be hard, as it breaks up current routines. Yet, change can also be positive and lead to growth.
Science Olympiad showcases skills at state competition
Haven’s team came home with eight top-10 finishes and ranked 13th at the state-level tournament.
Mental health matters in sports
Mental health, along with physical health, has been found to affect athletes’ performances.
Lost in the loop: How scrolling shrinks attention spans
Attention spans are decreasing with each swipe and scroll. How is this leaving an impact on students?
MYTHBUSTERS: Does sugar make you hyper?
Sugar is thought to make kids “jump off the walls” and become hyperactive, but what is sugar actually doing, if anything at all?
Students in Science: Senior pursues love of science through medicine
Since her sophomore year, senior Daksha Nair has explored her love for medicine through summer programs and work experience at CHOP.
Students discover weight room, make use of school equipment
Students’ fitness and mental health intersect.
Allergy season impacts students
Allergy season is ramping up, and its cause is no scientific secret.
Protecting student voices: Google AI overviews alter relationships with research, digital awareness
As Google incorporates Gemini-powered summaries in their search engine, students may experience increased efficiency at the cost of creativity.
HOSA attends state conference, networks, takes healthcare tests
The club participated in the annual conference for the first time after their founding in the ’24-’25 school year.
