This year, UMBC student and Mt. Hebron alumnus, Naomi Mburu, was recognized as UMBC’s first student to receive a Rhodes Scholarship. The Rhodes Scholarship is a fellowship award that allows 33 American students each year to pursue graduate studies on their own. Over 320 American colleges have had […]
With the start of the fall season comes the returns and premieres of new and old shows. One popular show that is returning for its second season is ABC’s “Designated Survivor.” This drama features Tom Kirkman, the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development and the “designated survivor” during […]
New security measures have been added to improve safety for the 2017-18 school year here at Mt. Hebron. The new administration, under Principal Joelle Miller, implemented these safety precautions after hearing concerns from teachers about the security of the building. These new changes affect many different areas of […]
In today’s world, the role of the media has been quickly changing. Within the first few days of Donald Trump’s presidency, the nation learned that there is a need for strong professional journalists to help spread real news. Any time news is published that contradicts President Trump’s beliefs, […]
On Jan. 4, senior Shivani Pandey was selected as one of the semifinalists in the Regeneron Science Talent Search. Pandey has proudly developed her own project and displayed her scientific talents through her work with this competition. Pandey, an intern at The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, […]
After Donald J. Trump was elected president, protests in Portland, Los Angeles, New York, and Chicago have all gained national attention. In some cities, including Los Angeles and Portland, nasty riots have broken out in the streets and have caused much damage to the city. In Portland, thousands […]
