From Tradition to Tech: A China Journey
This spring break, Shen Laoshi, Mr. Lopez, and Mr. Ziff took 19 boys to China. We visited Hong Kong first, then traveled to Shenzhen in mainland China before flying to…
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PWAP Brings Schools Together for Fun and Fundraising
On Saturday, February 28th, the annual Party With a Purpose (PWAP) event took place at the Jordan Athletic Center. PWAP is a Dance Marathon organized annually to raise money for…
Senior Faculty Basketball
The Senior-Faculty basketball game was a complete and utter failure for the Senior squad. Armed in colorful, vintage NBA jerseys, armbands, bright shoes, headbands, and even a Belmont Hill kippah,…
Inside the AI Revolution in Military Strategy
In recent years, applications of artificial intelligence have skyrocketed, moving from predominantly personal use to nearly every sector of the economy, from tech and marketing to medicine and data analytics.…
Iran Conflict Sends Shockwaves in the Global Economy
Following a period of immense geopolitical turmoil, an unprecedented conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran erupted in late February 2026 as a result of failed diplomatic efforts and…
Ireland’s Protests Ease as Fuel-Cost Initiatives are Announced
On Sunday, Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin announced that the Irish government would cut fuel taxes in an effort to suppress protests that have brought the country to a standstill…
Tiger Woods Charged with DUI Following Car Crash
American professional golfer Eldrick Tont Woods, better known as Tiger Woods, was arrested last week after a horrific crash in Jupiter Island, Florida, that left his SUV flipped on its…
Immigration Slowdown Stalls U.S. Population Growth
The growth of the United States’ population slowed significantly in 2025, according to new data from the U.S. Census Bureau. As reported by the Census Bureau, this decline can primarily…
Flu Hits Illinois Hard This Winter
2026’s flu season is hitting harder than usual, and Illinois is feeling it. Across Illinois, health officials are reporting widespread outbreaks, rising hospital visits and an unusually early spike in…
Late Property Taxes Force Cook County Schools to Take Out Loans
Cook County property tax delays have caused a funding deficit for Chicago Public Schools (CPS), forcing the school district to take out over $1.6 billion in loans and make interest…