March 18, 2018, marked the day Vladimir Putin took on his fourth term as president of Russia. Announcing his intent on running for re-election in December of 2017, Putin was [...]

In the weeks following the devastating Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico is struggling to get back on its feet. Sadly, Hurricane Maria is not the only natural disaster that has [...]

In 1937, Columbus Day became a federal holiday, meaning that federal offices and public schools were granted a day off. For many of the students and faculty at Central High [...]

In the past couple of years, the Philadelphia School District has been notorious for their lack of action in budgeting many schools. Teachers of the district have not been [...]

To finish off Women’s Week here at Central, the Women’s Studies Advisory will be hosting an event this Friday, March 24. Presentations will be held first through third [...]

The results of November 8th’s election has left much of the country reeling, unsure what to expect for the next four years. Trump’s policy promises are leaving groups of [...]

           As a democratic republic, our government is run by elected officials. Everyone from our city’s mayor, Jim Kenney, to President Barack Obama plays a role in [...]

        Although a great number in our millennial cannot recollect the moments of 9/11, we are nonetheless affected by the horrendous backlash of it.  Our parents can [...]

On April 15th, several LGBTQ students and two faculty members, Mr. Giacomini (262) and Ms. Cohen (256), addressed 277 students on the issue of sexual orientation and bullying [...]