On Dec. 6, 2019, Mt. Hebron hosted Economics professors Dr. Antony Davies and James R. Harrigan to speak on behalf of the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE). They lead a seminar titled “Government and Economics” with five sessions for Mt. Hebron economics students. After Mt. Hebron’s Adam Smith […]
Over the past few months, the news and social media has been covering hundreds of trafficking cases around the country. Human trafficking is described as a form of modernized slavery that is very common in the United States. According to the Human Trafficking Hotline, as of Dec. 31, […]
Social media is important to almost every teenager today, and one of the most popular apps is Instagram. Instagram is trying to take the stress and pressure off of people by hiding likes and views from everyone but the person who posted the picture. Instagram is an online […]
The e-cigarette company, Juul Labs, is officially putting an end to the sale of mint flavored juul pods in attempts to get ahead of the incoming federal flavor ban. The Food and Drug Administration is trying to ban certain flavors like mint and menthol on vaping products to […]
Baltimore’s former mayor, Catherine Pugh, has been indicted on 11 federal crimes, but has only pled guilty to 4 of the 11 counts. These charges, according to NPR (National Public Radio), includes conspiracy to commit wire fraud and conspiracy to defraud the government, along with two counts of […]
Bryan Tam, Fathima Hafsa Abdul Gaffur, and Yanyu Li were chosen to represent Mt. Hebron this school year at BWI airport gallery and the Walters Art Museum. These students were chosen to display their art for temporary placements at these galleries. Junior Bryan Tam created a self portrait […]
