New York City and Leman Community Elect Zohran Mamdani as Mayor
Zohran Mamdani has been elected as mayor of New York City. He has gained the support not just of New Yorkers eligible to vote, but also the international community that represents Léman.
By Sofia Doucette •
Al Jazeera
Hiring the Second Biggest Job in America - It’s Up to You
New York City is home to the wildest artists and most disciplined financiers. While they may seem totally different, they are all looking for one major thing: opportunity. VOTE IN OUR MOCK ELECTION! LINK AT BOTTOM OF ARTICLE!
By Sofia Doucette •
CBS News
Social Media Reacts to Charlie Kirk’s Death
On September 10, 2025, Charlie Kirk was fatally shot during his event at Utah Valley University. Kirk was one of the most famous and polarizing conservative public figures, known for his outspoken religious and right-wing beliefs. He was an avid MAGA supporter, and opposed abortions, LGBT+ rights, gun control, and immigrant rights. In the divided climate of our country, he had as many supporters as he had critics. Now, these two groups are clashing over his death.
By Elizabeth Volpert •
Getty Images
Third Spaces Reimagined: A Comparison of Physical and Digital Gatherings
Third spaces, a concept referring to environments outside of home and work where people gather for social interaction, have become increasingly prominent in the 21st century, particularly with the rise of technology and social media.
By Lucas Paulino •
YouTube
Minecraft Live: What's New?
September 27, 2025 marked the release of the fall Minecraft LIVE show for 2025. From a catchy song to a new weapon, a lot of fun new information was shared and audiences are excited to play-test the new snapshot.
By Sayli Dey
Sunset Boulevard: Broadway's Thrilling Take on a Modern Classic
Sunset Blvd. has made it return to Broadway under the direction of Jamie Lloyd and it is phenomenal.
By Hana Rroji
Associated Press
Gators are Golden
On the 7th of April, Todd Golden’s Florida Gators defeated the Houston Cougars in the NCAA tournament final.
Meet the Candidates: 2025 Student Council Elections
As election week approaches, students in middle and high school are stepping up to run for leadership roles in next year’s Student Council.
By Ash White
Screen Time Check: How Is All That Scrolling Affecting Our Brains?
Have you ever wondered what the time you have spent on your phone could impact your brain? Turns out, it can affect a whole lot, especially for your dopamine pathways and your quality of sleep.
By Samia Perez •
Why Aren’t We Talking About Femicide?
In our generation, the idea of having a “jealous” and “possessive” boyfriend has become romanticized, with thousands of young girls around the world wanting a stereotypical controlling “man.” But what happens when the twisted fantasy around controlling men reveals itself to be a reality? What happens when young girls get mentally and physically abused? What happens after that?
AP Photo
The Results Are In: The 2024 U.S.–and Léman–Presidential Elections
The past few months have led up to one night, Tuesday, November 5th, and had most of us eagerly seeking an answer to one question: Who will lead our country for the next four years?
Léman Bulls Open Season with 10–0 Shutout Win
The Léman baseball team kicked off their season with a strong performance, winning their first game 10-0 against Avenues. We caught up with some of the players to hear about their standout moments and what’s next for the team as they look to build on this early success.
By Ash White
Emilia Pérez: the Myth, the Legend, the Worst Film Ever
A deep dive into the controversy plaguing the internet and the movie that sparked it.
Léman Mainstage Brings Little Women to Life in Its 11th Production
Leman Mainstage is back, and this time, it’s stepping into the world of Louisa May Alcott’s beloved novel Little Women! This classic story of sisterhood, love, and resilience is being brought to life by the talented students of Léman, offering a fresh and powerful perspective on what it means to dream, grow, and fight for what you believe in.
By Joel Crump
The Cultural Impact of a TikTok Ban on Gen Z
As the ban on TikTok gets closer and closer to coming to fruition, it feels important to reflect on how pivotal short-form media, TikTok in particular, is for the development of Gen Z culture and the legacy of our generation.
By Hana Rroji
7th Street Burger: The Modern Diner
In an age where the iconic 1950’s Americana diners are few and far between, 7th Street Burger’s comfort food fills its place for all New Yorkers.
The New Popeye's Pickle Menu: A Pickle You can Skip
I have been going to Popeye’s for my whole life, and with some family coming from Louisiana, I was exposed to the true flavors of the South. Popeye’s is the only fast food chain that can mimic those flavors for me, and since one opened nearby my house, it has become a neighborhood hotspot. However this new menu falls significantly short compared to its counterparts on the permanent menu.
Why Wicked is Precisely the Movie We Need Right Now
Perhaps you’ve seen memes like “That's my line” or “People are holding space for Defying Gravity” or videos of Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande crying over what seem to be simple questions about their movie musical: Wicked. However, upon watching it on November 21st at 5 PM, I got an extremely good understanding of their tears: (contains spoilers!!!)
The Resurgence of Vinyl: Why Are Record Sales Booming in 2025?
In a digital age where streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music dominate our consumption of audible content, vinyl records are re-emerging as a popular format with their intriguing collectibility and superior sound quality.
The Rise and Fall Of Coachella
Coachella - the most famous music festival in the world, has been under fire recently by concert lovers
We Mine and then we Craft, WE MINECRAFT
A heartfelt, and vulnerable review of Hollywood's likely Oscar-nominated favorite: the Minecraft movie.
The 2025 Oscars: Surprises, Snubs, and the Battle for Best Picture
The 2025 Oscars are sparking excitement and anticipation over who will sweep the award in each category.
By Alex Scotti
Dean Moses
Hitman or Hero: Luigi Mangione’s Case
Whether you first heard of him through Tiktok edits or on NBC News, the shooter of the CEO of UnitedHealthcare has become one of the most talked-about figures going into 2025.
How Climate Change Affects Fish Commonly Used in Cuisine, Especially on the East Coast
Seafood, an important component used in many cultures’ cuisines, is very vulnerable to the effects of climate change and human activity. To help protect this resource, let’s investigate what causes a change in seafood fish populations, and how it will affect our diets in the future.
By Keito Orii
Reuters
Trump v.s. Universities: How US politics are changing American Higher Education
On Thursday, April 24th, President Trump signed an executive order addressing college accreditors and directing the Secretary of Education to suspend or terminate accreditation engaging in “unlawful discrimination” under the guise of DEI and increasing competition in the accreditation process. This is just the latest in the conflict between American universities and President Trump’s administration.
Reuters
Trump v.s. Universities: How US politics are changing American Higher Education
On Thursday, April 24th, President Trump signed an executive order addressing college accreditors and directing the Secretary of Education to suspend or terminate accreditation engaging in “unlawful discrimination” under the guise of DEI and increasing competition in the accreditation process. This is just the latest in the conflict between American universities and President Trump’s administration.
Screen Time Check: How Is All That Scrolling Affecting Our Brains?
Have you ever wondered what the time you have spent on your phone could impact your brain? Turns out, it can affect a whole lot, especially for your dopamine pathways and your quality of sleep.
By Samia Perez
The Resurgence of Vinyl: Why Are Record Sales Booming in 2025?
In a digital age where streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music dominate our consumption of audible content, vinyl records are re-emerging as a popular format with their intriguing collectibility and superior sound quality.
Meet the Candidates: 2025 Student Council Elections
As election week approaches, students in middle and high school are stepping up to run for leadership roles in next year’s Student Council.
By Ash White
Associated Press
Gators are Golden
On the 7th of April, Todd Golden’s Florida Gators defeated the Houston Cougars in the NCAA tournament final.
The Cultural Impact of a TikTok Ban on Gen Z
As the ban on TikTok gets closer and closer to coming to fruition, it feels important to reflect on how pivotal short-form media, TikTok in particular, is for the development of Gen Z culture and the legacy of our generation.
By Hana Rroji
How Climate Change Affects Fish Commonly Used in Cuisine, Especially on the East Coast
Seafood, an important component used in many cultures’ cuisines, is very vulnerable to the effects of climate change and human activity. To help protect this resource, let’s investigate what causes a change in seafood fish populations, and how it will affect our diets in the future.
By Keito Orii
Wicked and the Magic of American Hyper-Consumerism
Most films appealing to a widespread audience tend to collaborate with famous brands in order to create more buzz leading up to the movie's premier; but Wicked takes marketing to a new level.
The 2025 Oscars: Surprises, Snubs, and the Battle for Best Picture
The 2025 Oscars are sparking excitement and anticipation over who will sweep the award in each category.
By Alex Scotti
Léman Mainstage Brings Little Women to Life in Its 11th Production
Leman Mainstage is back, and this time, it’s stepping into the world of Louisa May Alcott’s beloved novel Little Women! This classic story of sisterhood, love, and resilience is being brought to life by the talented students of Léman, offering a fresh and powerful perspective on what it means to dream, grow, and fight for what you believe in.
By Joel Crump
Why Wicked is Precisely the Movie We Need Right Now
Perhaps you’ve seen memes like “That's my line” or “People are holding space for Defying Gravity” or videos of Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande crying over what seem to be simple questions about their movie musical: Wicked. However, upon watching it on November 21st at 5 PM, I got an extremely good understanding of their tears: (contains spoilers!!!)
Why Aren’t We Talking About Femicide?
In our generation, the idea of having a “jealous” and “possessive” boyfriend has become romanticized, with thousands of young girls around the world wanting a stereotypical controlling “man.” But what happens when the twisted fantasy around controlling men reveals itself to be a reality? What happens when young girls get mentally and physically abused? What happens after that?
AP Photo
The Results Are In: The 2024 U.S.–and Léman–Presidential Elections
The past few months have led up to one night, Tuesday, November 5th, and had most of us eagerly seeking an answer to one question: Who will lead our country for the next four years?
The Rise and Fall Of Coachella
Coachella - the most famous music festival in the world, has been under fire recently by concert lovers
We Mine and then we Craft, WE MINECRAFT
A heartfelt, and vulnerable review of Hollywood's likely Oscar-nominated favorite: the Minecraft movie.
7th Street Burger: The Modern Diner
In an age where the iconic 1950’s Americana diners are few and far between, 7th Street Burger’s comfort food fills its place for all New Yorkers.
The New Popeye's Pickle Menu: A Pickle You can Skip
I have been going to Popeye’s for my whole life, and with some family coming from Louisiana, I was exposed to the true flavors of the South. Popeye’s is the only fast food chain that can mimic those flavors for me, and since one opened nearby my house, it has become a neighborhood hotspot. However this new menu falls significantly short compared to its counterparts on the permanent menu.
Léman Bulls Open Season with 10–0 Shutout Win
The Léman baseball team kicked off their season with a strong performance, winning their first game 10-0 against Avenues. We caught up with some of the players to hear about their standout moments and what’s next for the team as they look to build on this early success.
By Ash White
Emilia Pérez: the Myth, the Legend, the Worst Film Ever
A deep dive into the controversy plaguing the internet and the movie that sparked it.
Dean Moses
Hitman or Hero: Luigi Mangione’s Case
Whether you first heard of him through Tiktok edits or on NBC News, the shooter of the CEO of UnitedHealthcare has become one of the most talked-about figures going into 2025.
Why Wicked is Precisely the Movie We Need Right Now
Perhaps you’ve seen memes like “That's my line” or “People are holding space for Defying Gravity” or videos of Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande crying over what seem to be simple questions about their movie musical: Wicked. However, upon watching it on November 21st at 5 PM, I got an extremely good understanding of their tears: (contains spoilers!!!)
Goodbye Mr. Johnson
Dedication to the best Bullhorn leader we'll ever have.
By Tabbie Brovner, Sofia Anna Zullo, Lev Feldsher, Paloma Alonso, Victoria Cornet, Sofia Doucette, Quinn Peacock, Fernanda Sieber, Lili Sposato, Elizabeth Volpert, & Filippa Lombana
Meet the Candidates: 2025 Student Council Elections
As election week approaches, students in middle and high school are stepping up to run for leadership roles in next year’s Student Council.
By Ash White
The Results Are In: The 2024 U.S.–and Léman–Presidential Elections
The past few months have led up to one night, Tuesday, November 5th, and had most of us eagerly seeking an answer to one question: Who will lead our country for the next four years?
By Sofia Doucette •
AP Photo
Associated Press
Gators are Golden
On the 7th of April, Todd Golden’s Florida Gators defeated the Houston Cougars in the NCAA tournament final.
Why Aren’t We Talking About Femicide?
In our generation, the idea of having a “jealous” and “possessive” boyfriend has become romanticized, with thousands of young girls around the world wanting a stereotypical controlling “man.” But what happens when the twisted fantasy around controlling men reveals itself to be a reality? What happens when young girls get mentally and physically abused? What happens after that?
The Rise and Fall Of Coachella
Coachella - the most famous music festival in the world, has been under fire recently by concert lovers
We Mine and then we Craft, WE MINECRAFT
A heartfelt, and vulnerable review of Hollywood's likely Oscar-nominated favorite: the Minecraft movie.
7th Street Burger: The Modern Diner
In an age where the iconic 1950’s Americana diners are few and far between, 7th Street Burger’s comfort food fills its place for all New Yorkers.
The New Popeye's Pickle Menu: A Pickle You can Skip
I have been going to Popeye’s for my whole life, and with some family coming from Louisiana, I was exposed to the true flavors of the South. Popeye’s is the only fast food chain that can mimic those flavors for me, and since one opened nearby my house, it has become a neighborhood hotspot. However this new menu falls significantly short compared to its counterparts on the permanent menu.
Léman Bulls Open Season with 10–0 Shutout Win
The Léman baseball team kicked off their season with a strong performance, winning their first game 10-0 against Avenues. We caught up with some of the players to hear about their standout moments and what’s next for the team as they look to build on this early success.
By Ash White
The 2025 Oscars: Surprises, Snubs, and the Battle for Best Picture
The 2025 Oscars are sparking excitement and anticipation over who will sweep the award in each category.
By Alex Scotti
Emilia Pérez: the Myth, the Legend, the Worst Film Ever
A deep dive into the controversy plaguing the internet and the movie that sparked it.
Léman Mainstage Brings Little Women to Life in Its 11th Production
Leman Mainstage is back, and this time, it’s stepping into the world of Louisa May Alcott’s beloved novel Little Women! This classic story of sisterhood, love, and resilience is being brought to life by the talented students of Léman, offering a fresh and powerful perspective on what it means to dream, grow, and fight for what you believe in.
By Joel Crump
Why Wicked is Precisely the Movie We Need Right Now
Perhaps you’ve seen memes like “That's my line” or “People are holding space for Defying Gravity” or videos of Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande crying over what seem to be simple questions about their movie musical: Wicked. However, upon watching it on November 21st at 5 PM, I got an extremely good understanding of their tears: (contains spoilers!!!)
Dean Moses
Hitman or Hero: Luigi Mangione’s Case
Whether you first heard of him through Tiktok edits or on NBC News, the shooter of the CEO of UnitedHealthcare has become one of the most talked-about figures going into 2025.
The Cultural Impact of a TikTok Ban on Gen Z
As the ban on TikTok gets closer and closer to coming to fruition, it feels important to reflect on how pivotal short-form media, TikTok in particular, is for the development of Gen Z culture and the legacy of our generation.
By Hana Rroji
Why Wicked is Precisely the Movie We Need Right Now
Perhaps you’ve seen memes like “That's my line” or “People are holding space for Defying Gravity” or videos of Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande crying over what seem to be simple questions about their movie musical: Wicked. However, upon watching it on November 21st at 5 PM, I got an extremely good understanding of their tears: (contains spoilers!!!)
How Climate Change Affects Fish Commonly Used in Cuisine, Especially on the East Coast
Seafood, an important component used in many cultures’ cuisines, is very vulnerable to the effects of climate change and human activity. To help protect this resource, let’s investigate what causes a change in seafood fish populations, and how it will affect our diets in the future.
By Keito Orii
Wicked and the Magic of American Hyper-Consumerism
Most films appealing to a widespread audience tend to collaborate with famous brands in order to create more buzz leading up to the movie's premier; but Wicked takes marketing to a new level.
Red Wave Hits Blue Wall - How the Outcome of the Midterms Will Impact the U.S
Despite Republicans’ expectancy to sweep Congress, Democrats were able to stand their ground. Now the outcome of major laws including abortion rights, as well as the 2024 elections, are going to be affected.
Running with the Lady Bulls
Meeting the passionate coaches and players on the Leman Girls Varsity Basketball team and seeing the progress they have had this season.
The Importance of Having a Health Class in High School
With the sensitive nature of the subjects taught in health class: drugs, alcohol, tobacco, sexual health/education, nutrition, mental health, and mental disorders, it begs the question of whether students should be exposed to them and when should students learn about this - Middle school or High school?
Climate Activists Capture the World's Attention with the Recent Attacks on Art
With the attempted destruction of the Mona Lisa and protest surrounding the Girl with a Pearl Earring, this year there have been countless attacks on different iconic masterpieces by climate change activists.
