Poly senior Hampton Persaud can be found dancing in the Garland dance studio, perfecting a piano piece in the choral room or gracing the Garland stage. Persaud enjoys many forms of art and first started...

Soon, there will be two weeks of no school, classes, homework or tests, and while sitting at home might seem like a good form of relaxation, that can become boring quickly. So, here are five things you...

We live in a nation that constantly romanticizes mainstream sources of protein – hot dogs, hamburgers, rib eyes, fried chicken, etc – yet, as a country and a school, we overlook the healthier, more...

“Inclusion” is an aspect of PolyHonor and it’s especially evident in Poly’s female leadership. Women leaders at Poly power the school’s administration and academic departments, balancing their...

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Beginning in the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, Ramadan is observed by approximately two billion people around the world as a month of fasting, prayer, reflection, and community. This year, Ramadan...

Senior Megan Wang has loved to dance for as long as she can remember. Since she was four years old and living in Shanghai, China, she has taken many ballet lessons and has expanded her skills to include...

With the joyful presence of Valentine’s Day, the world is filled with love and treats. To celebrate this delightful holiday, many watch classic romantic movies. Movies are a great way to connect with...

Celebrated every February, Black History Month honors Black Americans' achievements, resilience and contributions throughout our country’s history. Black History Month originated from Negro History Week,...

Poly senior Ronen Peters can be found in public spaces, at informal jam sessions and on campus playing his fiddle. When he is not fiddling, Peters is clicking the shutter on his camera, dipping his paintbrush...